Summary and Analysis of 12 Rules of Life: An Antidote to Chaos By Jordan Peterson

Dr. Jordan Bernt Peterson is a Canadian Clinical Psychologist who also teaches psychology at the University of Toronto. He is a member of the American Psychological Association. Peterson's primary research interests are in the fields of personality, abnormal, and social psychology. On the other hand, Peterson has a strong interest in ideological belief and the psychology of religion, among other things. Paul E. Peterson has made an important contribution to the improvement of performance and the enhancement of personality development. With the publication of his first book, Maps of The Architecture of Belief, Peterson elevated himself to the top echelon of Canadian psychologists. Since then, he has published a total of seven books. The concepts of beliefs and myths and their impact on human emotion are described in the book, which draws on a broad spectrum of academic fields. A year after his last book was published, Peterson released another monumental work, 12 Rules for An Antidote to Chaos