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I have to write a psychobiography for my political psychology class. The topic I chose deals with Ronald Reagan and his reaction to the Iran-Contra Scandal from the late 1980s. What I need in this paper is an understanding as to how his personality and behavior from his youth and earlier events in his life shaped the rational as to why he acted/responded the way he did in the midst of the scandal. I have to showcase a deviation from rationality, which is showing that most leaders would not have chosen the route Reagan did.

 

The sources must be biographical, not autobiographical.

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