Wilfred Lee's 499 Homepage, Generation 11, Spring 1999, Psy499, Section 7.1.1.2

The Registry of Authors in Social Psychology. A sample of the names of social psychologists that appear as contributors to the 10 volumes, and are also seen frequently in TYPE A literature are:

Leonard Berkowitz, Fred E. Fiedler, Albert A. Harrison, William J. McGuire, Jacques P. Leyens, Albert Bandura, Harry C. Triandis, Jonathan L. Freedman, Stanely Schachter, David 0. Sears, Edward E. Jones, Robert P. Abelson, Keith E. Davis, Michael Argyle, J. Stacy Adams, Irving L. Janis, Percy H. Tannenbaum, Serge Moscovici, Elliot Aronson, Donn Byrne, Susan M. Ervin-Tripp, Edward E. Sampson , Edwin P. Hollander, Irwin Katz, Howard Leventhal, Ivan D. Steiner, Daryl J. Bem, Seymour Rosenberg, Ervin Staub, Vernon L. Allen, Robert A.Wicklund, George C. Homans

Additional names that are noteworthy and appear in the References of Vol. 10 (1977); many of these psychologists have made contributions in several fields; starred names indicate UH faculty members.

J. Dollard, Uriel Foa, L. Doob, Seymour Feshbach, N. E. Miller, S. Milgram, O. H. Mowrer, J. W. Thibaut, R. R. Sears, Gordon W. Allport, C. E. Osgood, D.E. Berlyne, Clark H. Hull, D. L. Bartlett, M. Deutsch, Leon Festinger, *L. A. James, D. C. McClelland, H. Harari, R. L. Solomon, *Arthur W. Staats, E. L. Thorndike, R. B. Zajonc, J. Aronfreed, Roger Brown, A. Colby, W. E. Lambert, A. Gesell, W. W. Lambert, H. Hartshorne, E. H. Hess, M.S. May, M. L. Hoffman, L. Kohlberg, J. M.Carlsmith, A. H. Maslow,J. Piaget, A.R. Luria, R.N. Sanford, G. Simmel ,W.G. Cochran, E. E. Macoby, *R. A. Dubanoski, S. Asch, A. H. Hastorf, H. Cantril, Fritz Heider, H. H. Kelley, K. E. Davis, R. E. Nisbett, D. Katz, F. Allport, L. H. Strickland, S. E. Taylor, S. T. Fiske, H. W. Riecken, H. Wallach, J. Aronfreed, B. Latane, H. Garfinkel ,E. Goffman ,H. Leventhal ,T. Parsons, D. G. Pruitt, M. Rokeach, L. Wispe, D. Byrne, L.J. Cronbach, J.J. Gibson, R. Harre, A. Kaplan, G. A. Miller, U. Neisser, B. R. Schlenker, G.A. Kelly

Sigmund Freud, E.S. Bogardus, Kurt Lewin, E. G. Boring, T. W. Adorno, Noam Chomsky, E. Frenkel-Brunswik, K.W. Deutsch, R. F. Bales, H.J. Eysenck, E. Fromm, L. Guttman, H. Guetzkow, H. F. Harlow, P. F. Lazarsfeld, D. 0. Hebb, S. I. Hayakawa, J. Mc V. Hunt, G. C. Homans, O. Klineberg, J. Kagan, H. A. Murray, C. Kluckhohn, R. A. Likert, F. L. Strodbeck, K. Z. Lorenz, Gardner Lindzey, J. L. Moreno, A. Montagu, G. Murphy, Charles Morris, C. K. Ogden, T. M. Newcomb, I. Pool, T. Pettigrew, M. Rokeach, A. Rapaport, M. Sherif, E. Sapir, H. Tajfel, T. Szasz, L. Wittgenstein, B. L. Whorf, B. F. Skinner, G. K. Zipf

(the above appear in the References of: Edwin P. Hollander. Principles and Methods of Social Psychology. (3rd edition) New York: Oxford University Press, 1976.

The Social Psychology Registry of names to be added to one's literacy should also include the names of our departmental colleagues in the Social-Personality Psychology Program [7. 1. 1. 2] and the individuals listed in the References. By studying the work of the individuals in the Social Psychology Registry, the student of social psychology gets exposed to a rich and coherent source of information on our vibrant cultural search for understanding ourselves. We strongly recommend a regular program of systematic readings in this literature throughout your participation in this course. Your professor will be glad to indicate specific readings for particular interests. Consult your instructor in class so that others may profit from the open exchange.