San Francisco / Minneapolis / Washington / DC / Kyoto / Washington / D.C. / Hillsdale / London / Lincoln / /
Company
Yale University Press / Georgetown University Press / New York University Press / Macmillian & Free Press / Notre Dame University Press / McGraw-Hill / Problem-Solving / Erlbum Associates / New York Oxford University Press / Conflict Management / Plenum Publishing / Bell Telephone Laboratories / University of Nebraska Press / Stanford University Press / L. Erlbaum Associates / John Wiley & Sons / /
Country
Japan / Vietnam / Canada / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
the Morton Deutsch Award / the Samuel Flowerman Memorial Award / the Gordon Allport Prize / Offices and Awards / the Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award / the Hovland Memorial Award / the Kurt Lewin Award / the Nevit Sanford Award / the Distinguished Scientist Award / /
Facility
National Institute of Mental Health / The CPR Institute / K. Garner / Teachers College / University of California Press / Stanford University / Columbia University / New York University / City University of New York / University of Helsinki / University of Minnesota Press / La Trobe University / University Award / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / City College of New York / University of Pennsylvania / Yale University / University of Illinois Press / /
Movie
World War III / /
Organization
Columbia University / New York University / office of Naval Research / Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues / Society for the Study of Peace / Conflict / and Violence / Teachers College / University of Pennsylvania / Postgraduate Center for Mental Health / Centre d’Etudes / International Society of Political Psychology / Eastern Psychological Association / University of Illinois Press / Society of Experimental Social Psychology / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Japanese Group Dynamics Association / Psychologists for Social Responsibility / Postgraduate Center for Psychotherapy / Division of Cooperative Learning / CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution / La Trobe University / American Psychological Association / Education Research Association / Yale University / Division of Consulting Psychology / International Association of Conflict Management / American Psychological Society / Society of Experimental Psychology / City College of New York / American Association for the Advancement of Science / European Association of Experimental Social Psychology / Stanford University / Social Science Research Council / Georgetown University / University of Helsinki / University of Nebraska / Russell Sage Foundation / Oxford University / New York Society for Clinical Psychologists / New York State Psychological Association / International Center / University of California Press / International Society for Justice / the City University of New York / University of Minnesota Press / National Institute of Mental Health / /
Person
M. Lopez-Morillas / Fellowship / Janet Allen / James Fellow / Martin Deutsch / Brewster Smith / VITA MORTON / MORTON DEUTSCH / Henry Holt / J. Nuttin / Jr. / / /
Position
Psychologist / President / Division of Personality and Social Psychology / Distinguished Scientist / Professor Emeritus / 1990present / President / R. Fisher / Awards President / Scientist / State Psychologist / Member of Technical Staff / D.J. / Harper / Professor of Psychology and Education / Professor / problem-oriented social psychologist / Director / President / Division of Peace Psychology / Assistant Professor / Associate Professor / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / New York / Pennsylvania / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin / Journal of Conflict Resolution / Journal of Peace Research / The Journal of Conflict Resolution / Journal of Personality and Social Psychology / Free Press / European Journal of Social Psychology / Journal of Experimental Social Psychology / Human Relations / /
Region
Middle East / /
SportsLeague
International Association / Stanford University / /
VITA MORTON DEUTSCH Background Born February 4, 1920 B.S., City College of New York, 1939; M.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1940;