Birthday: April 21, 1936 (Taurus)
Born In: Shreveport, Louisiana, United States
James Dobson is an American psychologist, evangelist and author, who founded the Christian conservation organisation ‘Family Talk’. The host of the successful radio show ‘Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk’ was once considered the most influential spokesman for conservative social positions. He was also known as America’s most influential evangelical leader. His radio show ‘Focus on Family’ was broadcast in more than 164 countries in several languages via 7,000 stations. The radio program also found a place in ‘The National Radio Hall of Fame’. Dobson earned his doctorate in psychology from the ‘University of Southern California’, in addition to receiving honorary doctorate degrees from several other universities. His books on parenting and teaching have sold millions of copies across the globe, while film series produced by him have been watched by millions of viewers. The evangelical Christian writer has also played a crucial role in governmental affairs over the years. On top of that, he was consulted by several US presidents, seeking his advice on family matters.
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Also Known As: James Clayton Dobson, Jr.
Age: 88 Years, 88 Year Old Males
Spouse/Ex-: Shirley Dobson
father: James C. Dobson, Sr.
mother: Myrtle Georgia
children: Danae Dobson, Ryan Dobson
Born Country: United States
political ideology: Republican
Notable Alumni: Point Loma Nazarene University
U.S. State: Louisiana
Ideology: Republicans
City: Shreveport, Louisiana
Founder/Co-Founder: Focus on the Family (FOTF)
education: University Of Southern California, Point Loma Nazarene University
awards: 1982 - Layman of the Year
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James Dobson emphasizes the importance of providing boys with positive male role models, teaching them responsibility and respect, and guiding them through the challenges of adolescence.
James Dobson recommends open communication, mutual respect, and setting clear expectations to handle conflicts between parents and teenagers effectively.
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