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Milton Rokeach's Degrees

PhD Psychology University of California, Berkeley
Masters Psychology University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Psychology Brooklyn College

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According to Wikipedia, Milton Rokeach was a Polish-American social psychologist. He taught at Michigan State University, the University of Western Ontario, Washington State University, and the University of Southern California. A Review of General Psychology survey, published in 2002, ranked Rokeach as the 85th most cited psychologist of the 20th century.

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Milton Rokeach's Published Works

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The Nature Of Human Values (1974) (11475)
Beliefs, Attitudes and Values. A Theory of Organization and Change (1968) (1874)
Beliefs, attitudes, and values (1968) (1810)
The Open and Closed Mind (1960) (1761)
Book Reviews: The Open and Closed Mind. Investigations into the nature of belief systems and personality systems (1961) (513)
Understanding Human Values: Individual and Societal (1979) (512)
Stability and change in American value priorities, 1968–1981. (1989) (436)
A Theory of Organization and Change Within Value‐Attitude Systems (1968) (368)
THE ROLE OF VALUES IN PUBLIC OPINION RESEARCH (1968) (333)
Political and religious dogmatism: An alternative to the authoritarian personality. (1956) (319)
Archie Bunker's Bigotry: A Study in Selective Perception and Exposure (1974) (300)
The great American values test : influencing behavior and belief through television (1986) (253)
Generalized mental rigidity as a factor in ethnocentrism. (1948) (246)
Race and shared belief as factors in social choice. (1966) (206)
Long-range experimental modification of values, attitudes, and behavior. (1971) (198)
Beliefs, Attitudes, and Values : A Theory of Organization and Change/ By Milton Rokeach (1970) (151)
Change and Stability in American Value Systems, 1968-1971 (1974) (148)
Some unresolved issues in theories of beliefs, attitudes, and values. (1980) (145)
ATTITUDE CHANGE AND BEHAVIORAL CHANGE (1966) (134)
THE PRINCIPLE OF BELIEF CONGRUENCE AND THE CONGRUITY PRINCIPLE AS MODELS OF COGNITIVE INTERACTION. (1965) (127)
Part I. Value Systems in Religion (1969) (125)
The Value Gap between Police and Policed (1971) (122)
Anomie, Authoritarianism, and Prejudice: A Replication (1956) (104)
Behavior as a function of attitude-toward-object and attitude-toward-situation. (1972) (104)
A factorial study of dogmatism and related concepts. (1956) (103)
Part II. Religious Values and Social Compassion (1969) (81)
Own Value System, Value Images,and Cigarette Smoking (1984) (74)
The factorial nature of the F and D scales. (1966) (73)
Inducing Change and Stability in Belief Systems and Personality Structures (1985) (69)
Values as Social Indicators of Poverty and Race Relations in America (1970) (63)
The Role of Values in the Counseling Situation. (1980) (61)
Long-term value change initiated by computer feedback. (1975) (57)
Belief versus race as determinants of social distance: comment on Triandis' paper. (1961) (52)
Self‐Confrontation and Confrontation With Another as Determinants of Long‐Term Value Change1 (1972) (50)
Feedback of Information About the Values and Attitudes of Self and Others as Determinants of Long-Term Cognitive and Behavioral Change1 (1972) (48)
A distinction between dogmatic and rigid thinking. (1955) (46)
A Factorial Study of Dogmatism, Opinionation, and Related Scales (1958) (45)
The two‐value model of political ideology and British politics (1979) (44)
“Roots: The Next Generation”—Who Watched and with What Effect? (1981) (43)
Eysenck's tender-mindedness dimension: a critique. (1956) (43)
The Three Christs of Ypsilanti (1964) (42)
A method for studying individual differences in narrow-mindedness. (1951) (39)
Prejudice, concreteness of thinking, and reification of thinking. (1951) (38)
Testimony Concerning Possible Jury Bias in a Black Panther Murder Trial1 (1973) (36)
Supplementary report: Delay of knowledge of results, knowledge of task, and intertrial interval (1960) (35)
The effect of perception time upon rigidity and concreteness of thinking. (1950) (35)
A value analysis of the disputed Federalist papers. (1970) (31)
Authoritarianism scales and response bias: comment on Peabody's paper. (1967) (30)
Narrow-mindedness and personality. (1951) (28)
The double agreement phenomenon: Three hypotheses. (1963) (28)
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OPEN- AND CLOSED-MINDED SUBJECTS ON LEARNING-SET AND ODDITY PROBLEMS. (1964) (28)
Presidential Preferences and Freedom-Equality Value Patterns in the 1968 American Campaign (1972) (24)
Value Theory and Communication Research: Review and Commentary (1979) (24)
Studies in beauty; some determiners of the perception of beauty in women. (1945) (21)
Comparison of Rank-Order and Paired-Comparison Methods for Measuring Value Systems (1968) (21)
Care and carelessness in psychology. (1956) (20)
Rigidity and ethnocentrism; a rejoinder. (1949) (19)
THE FUTURE STUDY OF PUBLIC OPINION A SYMPOSIUM (1987) (18)
On the Unity of Thought and Belief1 (1956) (16)
On the unity of thought and belief. (1956) (16)
A Scale for Measuring Intellectual Conviction (1956) (13)
Adolescents' value images of smokers, ex-smokers, and nonsmokers. (1990) (13)
Authority, Authoritarianism, and Conformity. (1961) (11)
Paradoxes of religious belief (1965) (10)
Studies in Beauty: I. The Relationship between Beauty in Women, Dominance, and Security (1943) (8)
The consumer’s changing image (1964) (8)
Toward the Scientific Evaluation of Social Attitudes and Ideologies (1951) (8)
On the validity of Spranger-based measures of value similarity. (1982) (5)
Commentary on the Commentaries (1970) (5)
Attitude as a determination of distortions in recall. (1952) (5)
Some pitfalls in psychological theorizing. (1958) (4)
On the Use of Alternative Interpretations in Contemporary Social Psychology (1979) (4)
The Nature & Meaning of Dogmatism (1954) (3)
The Effects of Meprobamate on Analysis and Synthesis in Thinking (1959) (3)
THE NATURE OF ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS AND SOME CONDITIONS IN THE CLASSROOM WHICH FACILITATE OR RETARD THESE COGNITIVE PROCESSES--PART ONE, SOME CONDITIONS WHICH AFFECT COGNITIVE BEHAVIOR. (1965) (1)
Brief note not enough. (1974) (1)
VALUES IN AMERICAN SOCIETY (1972) (1)
THE NATURE OF ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS AND SOME CONDITIONS IN THE CLASSROOM WHICH FACILITATE OR RETARD THESE COGNITIVE PROCESSES, PART II, ANALYSIS, SYNTHESIS, AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE. (1966) (1)
5. Some reflections about the place of values in Canadian social science (1974) (1)
A Note on the Use of Paper-Pencil Items to Probe Cognitive and Affective Processes (1967) (1)
On the Virtues of Inequality and Equity. (1988) (0)
Letters to the Editor (1956) (0)
Dogmatism Scale (D) 1956 (1991) (0)
Value Survey 1973 (1991) (0)
Dogmatism Scale 1960 (1967) (0)
Response : Psychology Experiments without Subjects' Consent (1966) (0)
Letters to the editor. (1966) (0)

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The Three Christs of Ypsilanti