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Albert Harrison

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Albert Harrison 's Degrees

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

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According to Wikipedia, Albert Harrison , was a professor emeritus of psychology at the University of California, Davis whose research focused on how the discovery of extraterrestrial life would impact human society. Harrison argued that it would be “foolish and negligent” to fail to anticipate nativist and extremist reactions by humanity against extraterrestrial life in the formulation of post-detection policies and plans.

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Albert Harrison 's Published Works

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Let's make a deal: An analysis of revelations and stipulations in lonely hearts advertisements. (1977) (229)
From Antarctica to Outeer Space: Life in Isolation and Confinement. (1992) (164)
Drive and predisposition as factors in the attitudinal effects of mere exposure (1972) (127)
Response competition, frequency, exploratory behavior, and liking. (1968) (126)
Living Aloft: Human Requirements for Extended Spaceflight (2005) (126)
Groups in Exotic Environments (1984) (72)
INTERNATIONALISM-ISOLATIONISM, STRATEGY OF THE OTHER PLAYER, AND TWO-PERSON GAME BEHAVIOR. (1963) (64)
Limiting Conditions of the Exposure Effect: Satiation and Relativity. (1971) (55)
The human experience in Antarctica: applications to life in space. (1989) (54)
The Effects of Frequency and Duration of Exposure on Response Competition and Affective Ratings (1970) (52)
Exposure and popularity (1969) (51)
Psychology as a social science (1972) (51)
Spacefaring: The Human Dimension (2001) (50)
Career-Related Interests and Values, Perceived Control, and Acculturation of Asian-American and Caucasian-American College Students1 (1995) (49)
Cues to Deception in an Interview Situation. (1978) (47)
Heterogeneity-homogeneity of exposure sequence and the attitudinal effects of exposure. (1972) (46)
From Antarctica to Outer Space (1991) (35)
Individuals and groups : understanding social behavior (1976) (32)
The Effect of Clothing Variation on First Impressions of Female Job Applicants: What to Wear When. (1981) (30)
SOME EFFECTS OF VARIATIONS IN OTHER STRATEGY UPON GAME BEHAVIOR. (1965) (29)
Humanizing outer space: architecture, habitability, and behavioral health (2010) (26)
Effects of Frequency of Exposure of Changing and Unchanging Stimulus Pairs on Affective Ratings. (1971) (25)
Astrobiology and society: building an interdisciplinary research community. (2012) (25)
The Kennedy Assassination, Unidentified Flying Objects, and Other Conspiracies: Psychological and Organizational Factors in the Perception of ""Cover‐up'' (1997) (24)
Behavioral health: integrating research and application in support of exploration missions. (2005) (21)
Psychology and the resurgent space program. (1986) (19)
Fear, pandemonium, equanimity and delight: human responses to extra-terrestrial life (2011) (19)
Personalization of Mail Surveys: Too Much of a Good Thing? (1984) (19)
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITHIN THE DYAD AND COOPERATIVE GAME BEHAVIOR. (1965) (19)
Overcoming the Image of Little Green Men: Astrosociology and SETI (2005) (16)
Psychology and the search for extraterrestial intelligence (1990) (16)
Overcoming the Image of Little Green Men: Astrosociology and SETI (2005) (16)
Confirmation of ETI: initial organizational response (2003) (16)
Birth Dates and Death Dates: A Closer Look (1983) (15)
Thinking intelligently about extraterrestrial intelligence: An application of living systems theory (1993) (13)
Incorporation of privacy elements in space station design (1988) (12)
The future of SETI: Finite effort or search without end? (2009) (11)
Shifting from Airports to Spaceports: An Astrosociological Model of Social Change toward Spacefaring Societies (2007) (11)
Variations in Death Rates in the Proximity of Christmas: An Opponent Process Interpretation (1986) (11)
The relative stability of belligerent and peaceful societies: implications for SETI (2000) (11)
Crew systems: integrating human and technical subsystems for the exploration of space. (1994) (10)
The Role of the Social Sciences in SETI (2005) (10)
Russian and American Cosmism: Religion, National Psyche, and Spaceflight (2013) (9)
Crew support for an initial Mars expedition (1990) (9)
Exposure, Favorability and Item Endorsement (1968) (8)
Contact: Long-Term Implications for Humanity (2005) (7)
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Astrosociology and Cultural Aspects (2011) (7)
The ETI Myth: Idolatrous Fantasy or Plausible Inference? (2010) (6)
Human factors in spacecraft design. (1990) (6)
Birth Dates and Death Dates: An Examination of two Baseline Procedures and Age at Time of Death (1990) (6)
Implications of privacy needs and interpersonal distancing mechanisms for space station design (1985) (6)
On the conjunction of national holidays and reported birthdates: one more patch to reflected glory? (1988) (6)
How «third force» psychology might view humans in space (1991) (5)
Astrosociology (Social Science of Space Exploration) (2016) (5)
Slow track, fast track, and the “Galactic Club” (2000) (5)
ETI: Our first impressions (2000) (5)
Cosmic Evolution, Reciprocity, and Interstellar Tit for Tat (2014) (4)
Task difficulty and the reinforcement effects of high- and low-frequency stimuli. (1974) (4)
Standing out from the crowd: personalization of graduation attire. (1986) (4)
Mission Destination, Mission Duration, Gender, and Student Perceptions of Space Habitat Acceptability (1991) (4)
Astrotheology and Spaceflight: Prophecy, Transcendence and Salvation on the High Frontier (2014) (3)
Place of Birth, Place of Residence, and Concentration in Social Occupations (1997) (2)
Cross-Cultural and Spaceflight Psychology: Arenas for Synergistic Research (2013) (2)
Book From Antarctica to outer space-life in isolation and confinement (2004) (2)
Explorations in psychology (1974) (2)
After Contact – Then What? (2011) (2)
Using analogies in chemistry teaching: A case study of a teacher's preparations, presentations and reflections (2003) (2)
Stimulus Familiarity and Alley Illumination as Determinants of Approach Response Latencies of House Crickets (1974) (2)
Psychological and interpersonal adaptation to Mars missions (1985) (2)
Effects of background variation on positive habituation and tedium. (1973) (2)
The SETI Institute (2012) (2)
Conclusion: Recommendations for Future Research (1991) (2)
Weightlessness and Interaction Distance (1992) (1)
Psychological Factors Influencing Responses to Major Near Earth Object Impacts (2004) (1)
David H. Freedman, Brainmakers, Simon & Schuster, New York, NY, 1994, 214 pages. ISBN 0‐671‐76079‐3 (1994) (0)
Margaret donaldson: Human minds: An exploration. Allen lane/the penguin press, New York and London, 1993. 314 pp. (1993) (0)
Flying Saucers—No Laughing Matter! (2020) (0)
Paul Custodio Bube and Jeffery Geller, eds., Conversations with Pragma-tism. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2002, 126 pp.(Indexed). ISBN 90-420-1560-8, $27.00 (Pb). Stephen Darwall, ed., Consequentialism. Malden, Mass.: Blackwell Pub-lishing, 2003, 301 pp.(Indexed). ISBN 0-631-23108-0 (Pb) (2003) (0)
Effects of Background Variation on Positive Habituation and Tedium 1 (1973) (0)
Ted Peters. UFOs: God’s Chariots? Spirituality, Ancient Aliens and Religious Yearnings in the Age of Extraterrestrials (2014) (0)
Preliminary report on small group factors in long duration space flights: Review and directions for future research (1979) (0)
Kipling and imperialism : the literary significance of the setting of certain short stories and poems that relate to war conditions and to service in India and at sea (1975) (0)
Book reviewSpace Enterprise: Living and Working Offworld, Philip R. Harris, Springer/Praxis, New York/Chichester (2008), ($39.95) (2008) (0)
Fred Alan Wolf, The dreaming universe, Simon & Schuster, New York, NY, 1994, 413 pages. ISBN 0‐671‐74946‐3 (1994) (0)
Preliminary report on social psychological factors in long duration space flights: Review and directions for future research (1978) (0)
An apparatus for use in 2 by 2 game research (1968) (0)
Building support for the manned exploration of mars: lessons from theory and research on persuasion and attitude change (2000) (0)

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