Dan Kiley
Dan Kiley was an American psychologist best known for his work on the concept of 'Peter Pan syndrome,' which he introduced in his book of the same name published in the 1980s. The syndrome describes adults who refuse to grow up, often exhibiting immature behavior and an aversion to responsibility. Kiley's work highlighted how societal expectations and personal experiences can shape one's approach to adulthood, emphasizing the psychological challenges faced by those who struggle to embrace adult roles.
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Dan Kiley was appointed by Trump as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, reflecting the offensive orientation he wanted to instill in the military.
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Dan Kiley created the syndrome of Peter Pan, which analyzes the characteristics of those who struggle to take on adult responsibilities.
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