Roy Franklin Richardson

Roy Franklin Richardson is known as the author of The Psychology and Pedagogy of Anger, a work first published in the early 1900s and later reissued in modern facsimile editions. The book’s subject suggests a strong interest in how feelings shape learning, discipline, and human behavior.

Reliable biographical details about Richardson are limited in the sources I could confirm, so it is safest to keep the picture simple: he appears to be remembered primarily through this book rather than through a widely documented public life. That relative obscurity gives his work a certain historical curiosity, especially for listeners interested in older writing on psychology and education.