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According to Wikipedia, Albert Hadley Cantril, Jr. was an American psychologist from the Princeton University, who expanded the scope of the field. Cantril made "major contributions in psychology of propaganda; public opinion research; applications of psychology and psychological research to national policy, international understanding, and communication; developmental psychology; psychology of social movements; measurement and scaling; humanistic psychology; the psychology of perception; and, basic to all of them, the analysis of human behavior from the transactional point of view." His influence is felt in education, law, philosophy, politics and psychiatry.

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The psychology of attitudes. (1946) (5045)
The pattern of human concerns (1965) (2924)
The Psychology of Ego-Involvements. (1948) (336)
Book Reviews: The Psychology of Ego-Involvements: Social Attitudes & Identifications (1947) (290)
The invasion from Mars : a study in the psychology of panic (1941) (239)
Gauging Public Opinion. (1944) (238)
The Psychology of Radio (1971) (234)
The psychology of social movements (1941) (154)
Public Opinion, 1935-1946. (1951) (145)
Judging Personality from Voice (1934) (136)
The Political Beliefs of Americans. (1968) (121)
Emotional effects produced by the injection of adrenalin. (1932) (117)
How Nations See Each Other. (1954) (107)
The intensity of an attitude. (1946) (97)
The political beliefs of Americans : a study of public opinion (1968) (93)
The social psychology of everyday life. (1934) (82)
How nations see each other;: A study in public opinion (1972) (79)
Recent applications of the Study of Values. (1933) (73)
Perception : a transactional approach (1954) (68)
A study of aspirations. (1963) (63)
The psychology of 'attitudes': Part II (1945) (59)
General and specific attitudes. (1932) (52)
The 'Why' of Man's Experience (1951) (51)
The human design. (1964) (49)
Perception and interpersonal relations. (1957) (48)
The Human Sciences and World Peace: A REPORT ON THE UNESCO PROJECT: “TENSIONS AFFECTING INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING” (1948) (48)
The prediction of social events. (1938) (45)
Income satisfaction and income aspiration. (1946) (38)
Educational and Economic Composition of Religious Groups: An Analysis of Poll Data (1943) (38)
II. THE WORDING OF QUESTIONS (1944) (37)
The Human Dimension: Experiences In Policy Research (1967) (34)
THE NATURE OF SOCIAL PERCEPTION (1948) (29)
Identification with social and economic class. (1943) (28)
The wording of questions in public opinion polls (1942) (28)
The "Why" of Man's Experience (1951) (25)
Public Opinion in a Democracy. (1939) (23)
AMERICA FACES THE WAR: A STUDY IN PUBLIC OPINION (1940) (23)
The morning notes of Adelbert Ames, Jr. (1960) (20)
Psychology and scientific research. (1952) (19)
Prediction of Social Events (1937) (17)
The Nazi Party. (1941) (16)
Opinion Trends in World War II: Some Guides to Interpretation (1948) (16)
2. Problems and TechniquesExperiments in the Wording of Questions (1940) (16)
Psychology and scientific research; the nature of scientific inquiry. (1949) (15)
AN ADDITIONAL STUDY OF THE DETERMINATION OF PERSONAL INTERESTS BY PSYCHOLOGICAL AND GRAPHOLOGICAL METHODS (1934) (14)
The Invasion from Mars: A Study in the Psychology of Panic, with the Complete Script of the Famous Orson Welles Broadcast. (1941) (14)
The Oxford Group. (1941) (13)
Understanding man's social behavior : preliminary notes (1947) (13)
The use of interviewer rapport as a method of detecting differences between public and private opinion. (1945) (13)
The Roles of the Situation and Adrenalin in the Induction of Emotion (1934) (12)
I. THE MEANING OF QUESTIONS (1944) (12)
Soviet leaders and mastery over man (1960) (11)
CAUSES AND CONTROL OF RIOT AND PANIC (1943) (11)
THE DETERMINATION OF PERSONAL INTERESTS BY PSYCHOLOGICAL AND GRAPHOLOGICAL METHODS (1933) (11)
Public opinion polls. (1937) (10)
An analysis of attitudes toward fascism and communism. (1940) (10)
Tensions that cause Wars : common statement and individual papers by a group of social scientists brought together by UNESCO (1950) (9)
Sentio, ergo sum: "motivation" reconsidered. (1967) (9)
An inquiry concerning the characteristics of man. (1950) (8)
The Place of Personality in Social Psychology (1947) (8)
Reflections on the human venture (1960) (8)
Identification of occupational groups with economic and social class. (1944) (7)
1. Analysis of Poll Results War Attitudes of Families with Potential Soldiers (1940) (7)
Public Opinion in Flux (1942) (7)
Psychology and scientific research; scientific inquiry and scientific method. (1949) (7)
The kingdom of Father Divine. (1938) (7)
A study of aspirations (1963) (7)
THE QUESTIONS THE POLLS ASKDo Different Polls Get the Same Result (1945) (7)
THE 1942 ELECTIONS: A CASE STUDY IN POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY (1943) (6)
The collegiate stereotype as frame of reference. (1937) (6)
Toward a scientific morality. (1949) (6)
America Faces the War: Shifts in Opinion (1940) (6)
Human nature and political systems (1961) (4)
A preliminary inquiry into the learning of values. (1957) (4)
The problem and a general characterization of ego-involvements. (1947) (4)
The world in 1952: some predictions. (1943) (4)
INFORMING THE PUBLIC: A TEST CASE (1943) (4)
THE RÔLE OF THE RADIO COMMENTATOR (1939) (4)
THE PUBLIC OPINION POLLS: DR. JEKYLL OR MR. HYDE? (1940) (3)
The Qualities of Being Human (1954) (3)
Review of Developmental psychology. (1935) (3)
Ethical Relativity from the Transactional Point of View (1955) (3)
Social Science at the Crossroads (1951) (3)
Some glimpses of Soviet psychology. (1959) (3)
EVALUATING THE PROBABLE REACTIONS TO THE LANDING IN NORTH AFRICA IN 1942: A CASE STUDY (1965) (3)
Analysis of Poll Results (1940) (3)
American Social Psychology. (1933) (3)
Familiarity as a factor in determining the selection and enjoyment of radio programs. (1939) (3)
THE ISSUES—AS SEEN BY THE AMERICAN PEOPLE (1944) (3)
Looking Forward to Peace (1940) (2)
The ego in psychoanalysis. (1947) (2)
The constancies in social perception. (1961) (2)
Six Allies and a Neutral: A Study of the International Outlooks of Political Leaders in the United States, Britain, France, West Germany, Italy, Japan and India. (1960) (2)
APPENDIX IV. CHARTS INDICATING CONFIDENCE LIMITS AND CRITICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PERCENTAGES (1944) (2)
Ego-involvements and identifications in group situations. (1947) (1)
The attitude formulation extended to concrete situations. (1947) (1)
Review of Motion pictures and youth: A summary and Getting ideas from the movies. (1934) (1)
Review of Dynamic Social Research. (1934) (1)
Psychology of Personality. (1938) (1)
The learning of values: An experimental inquiry. (1961) (1)
Some psychological errors in polling, a few guides for opinion interpretation. (1949) (1)
Review of Facts and theories of psychoanalysis. (1935) (1)
IX. REFUSALS AS A SOURCE OF BIAS (1944) (1)
Some experimental facts concerning the basis of attitudes. (1947) (1)
The Townsend Plan. (1941) (1)
XII. The Effect of Modern Technology and Organization Upon Social Behavior (1937) (1)
Re-formation of the ego in adolescence. (1947) (1)
Reply to Myers on pollsters (1949) (1)
The nature of faith (1962) (1)
Psychology working for peace (1949) (1)
The genetic formation of the ego. (1947) (0)
The individual's pursuit of meaning. (1941) (0)
The lynching mob. (1941) (0)
Review of The psychology of social norms. (1936) (0)
Re-formation of the ego in adolescence (continued). (1947) (0)
Review of Public Opinion and the Individual. (1939) (0)
MERTON, ROBERT K. Mass Persuasion: The Social Psychology of a War Bond Drive. Pp. xiii, 210. New York: Har per & Brothers, 1946. $2.50 (1947) (0)
The problem of attitudes: Unified. (1947) (0)
A Comparative Study of Radio and Face-to-Face Stimulus Situations (1937) (0)
XVI. THE USE OF TRENDS (1944) (0)
Breakdowns of the ego. (1947) (0)
XVII. THE MEASUREMENT OF CIVILIAN MORALE (1944) (0)
Section one. What is perception (1954) (0)
A Psychological Reason for the Lag of “Non-Material” Culture Traits (1935) (0)
APPENDIX VI. TABLES ON INTENSITY OF OPINION (1944) (0)
APPENDIX VII. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RESEARCH, 1936-1943 (1944) (0)
Some illustrations from literature. (1947) (0)
XII. THE USE OF SMALL SAMPLES (1944) (0)
X. SOME GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF SAMPLING (1944) (0)
Review of Keeping a sound mind. (0)
The Nazi Party (continued). (1941) (0)
Personality, Many in One. (1934) (0)
APPENDIX III. SAMPLING AND BREAKDOWNS: TECHNICAL NOTES (1944) (0)
Motivation in social life. (1941) (0)
Experiments on ego-involvements. (1947) (0)
XV.INFORMATION AS A DETERMINANT OF OPINION (1944) (0)
Transactional Perceptual Theory and Experimental Work (1954) (0)
Section four. Perception in operation. (1954) (0)
XI. HOW REPRESENTATIVE ARE “REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLES”? (1944) (0)
APPENDIX I. THE MEASUREMENT OF CIVILIAN MORALE: TECHNICAL NOTES (1944) (0)
Book Review: Theories of the Mind (1963) (0)
Section three. The development of perception. (1954) (0)
Review of A dynamic theory of personality. (1936) (0)
Social functions of the individual. (1939) (0)
V. SECRET VS. NONSECRET BALLOTS (1944) (0)
Ego-involvements in concrete social situations. (1947) (0)
VIII. INTERVIEWER BIAS AND RAPPORT (1944) (0)
XIII. THE USE OF BREAKDOWNS (1944) (0)
IV. THE USE AND VALUE OF A BATTERY OF QUESTIONS (1944) (0)
APPENDIX II. CORRECTING FOR INTERVIEWER BIAS (1944) (0)
VI. “TRAINED” VS. “UNTRAINED” INTERVIEWERS (1944) (0)
How Many Worlds Make One (1954) (0)
Section two. How we study perception. (1954) (0)
III. THE MEASUREMENT OF INTENSITY (1944) (0)
APPENDIX V. MAPS (1944) (0)
COMPLETE COMPILATION OF POLL DATA (1946) (0)
XIV. EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC STATUS AS DETERMINANTS OF OPINION (1944) (0)
VII. THE RELIABILITY OF INTERVIEWERS’ RATINGS (1944) (0)
Increasing public understanding of inflation. (1944) (0)

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