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O. J. Harvey

14 works· latest 1989· 2 institutionscluster: provisional

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Citations3,827

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Most cited in this library

The Achievement Motive.1954 · 1,803 citations
Assimilation and contrast effects in reactions to communication and attitude change.1957 · 658 citations
Conceptual Systems and Personality Organization1963 · 603 citations
Motivation and social interaction : cognitive determinants1963 · 260 citations
Status in Experimentally Produced Groups1955 · 172 citations

Works

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Muzafer Sherif (1906–1988).

American Psychologist·1989·1 author

6citations

Teachers' Beliefs, Classroom Atmosphere and Student Behavior

American Educational Research Journal·1968·3 authors

66citations

Experience Structure & Adaptability

Springer eBooks·1966·1 author·book

59citations

Hope, expectancy, and reactions to the unexpected.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·1965·1 author

39citations

The history of psychology as sociology of thought

Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences·1965·1 author

2citations

Conceptual Systems and Personality Organization

The American Journal of Psychology·1963·4 authors

603citations

Motivation and social interaction : cognitive determinants

·1963·1 author

260citations

Judgments of weight as affected by adaptation range, adaptation duration, magnitude of unlabeled anchor, and judgmental language.

Journal of Experimental Psychology·1963·2 authors

62citations

The Art of Efficient Decision

Contemporary Psychology·1962·1 author

0citations

Assimilation and contrast effects in reactions to communication and attitude change.

Journal of Abnormal & Social Psychology·1957·3 authors

658citations

Reactions to Unfavorable Evaluations of the Self Made by Other Persons1

Journal of Personality·1957·2 authors

86citations

Status in Experimentally Produced Groups

American Journal of Sociology·1955·2 authors

172citations

The Achievement Motive.

American Sociological Review·1954·5 authors

1,803citations

Level of Aspiration as a Case of Judgmental Activity in Which Ego-Involvements Operate as Factors

Sociometry·1951·2 authors

11citations