Bibb Latané

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Bibb Latané is affiliated with the following schools: Ohio State University, University of Minnesota, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Columbia University, Florida Atlantic University

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Bibb Latané

Psychology

#199

World Rank

#299

Historical Rank

#138

USA Rank

Social Psychology

#13

World Rank

#19

Historical Rank

#10

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Bibb Latané is an American social psychologist. He worked with John M. Darley on bystander intervention in emergencies. He has also published many articles on social attraction in animals, social loafing in groups, and the spread of social influence in populations.

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Bibb Latané's Published Works

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Bystander intervention in emergencies: diffusion of responsibility. (1968) (2551)
The psychology of social impact. (1981) (2544)
Many Hands Make Light the Work: The Causes and Consequences of Social Loafing (1979) (2098)
The Unresponsive Bystander: Why Doesn't He Help? (1972) (1980)
Group inhibition of bystander intervention in emergencies. (1968) (1085)
From private attitude to public opinion: A dynamic theory of social impact. (1990) (887)
Identifiability as a deterrant to social loafing: Two cheering experiments. (1981) (579)
Ten years of research on group size and helping Psychological Bulletin Vol 89 (1981) (525)
The Social Impact of Majorities and Minorities. (1981) (426)
Dynamic Social Impact: The Creation of Culture by Communication. (1996) (396)
Distance Matters: Physical Space and Social Impact (1995) (355)
A lady in distress: Inhibiting effects of friends and strangers on bystander intervention ☆ (1969) (322)
Spatial clustering in the conformity game: Dynamic social impact in electronic groups. (1996) (177)
Gregariousness and fear in laboratory rats (1969) (165)
The Effects of Group Size on Cognitive Effort and Evaluation (1977) (151)
Measuring emergent social phenomena: Dynamism, polarization, and clustering as order parameters of social systems (1994) (147)
Social loafing: Allocating effort or taking it easy? (1980) (147)
All alone in front of all those people: Stage fright as a function of number and type of co-performers and audience. (1981) (136)
Crime, cognition, and the autonomic nervous system. (1964) (134)
Diffusion of Responsibility and Restaurant Tipping: Cheaper by the Bunch (1975) (128)
The Psychology of Restaurant Tipping (1984) (124)
Sex, Group Size and Helping in Three Cities* (1975) (112)
Attitudes as catastrophes: From dimensions to categories with increasing involvement. (1994) (103)
Social and nonsocial attraction in rats. (1968) (93)
Cross-modality matches suggest anticipated stage fright a multiplicative power function of audience size and status (1976) (87)
Studies in social comparison—Introduction and overview (1966) (85)
Social Loafing and Swimming: Effects of Identifiability on Individual and Relay Performance of Intercollegiate Swimmers (1989) (84)
Experimental Evidence for Dynamic Social Impact: The Emergence of Subcultures in Electronic Groups (1996) (84)
Focused Interactive Learning: A Tool for Active Class Discussion (2002) (64)
Social Loafing on an Optimizing Task (1985) (63)
Social deprivation, housing density, and gregariousness in rats. (1970) (63)
Long- and short-term social deprivation and sociability in rats. (1972) (62)
Adrenalin and avoidance learning. (1962) (58)
The Intersubjective Geometry of Social Space (1996) (57)
Social Loafing in Cross-Cultural Perspective (1983) (55)
Field studies of altruistic compliance. (1970) (53)
The Catastrophic Link Between the Importance and Extremity of Political Attitudes (1998) (53)
Dynamic Social Impact and the Evolution of Social Representations: A Natural History of Stereotypes. (1996) (49)
When will people help in a crisis (1968) (48)
Dynamic Social Impact (1996) (45)
Strength and Number of Solicitors and the Urge toward Altruism (1981) (42)
Studies in social comparison (1966) (42)
Gregariousness in rats as a function of familiarity of environment. (1969) (42)
Choice of strategy and voluntary exposure to information under public and private conditions. (1959) (41)
Social Loafing in Cheerleaders: Effects of Team Membership and Competition (1988) (41)
Shared stress and interpersonal attraction (1966) (41)
Bystanders "apathy". (1969) (39)
Politicians on TV: The Image Is the Message (1976) (39)
Effects of alcohol and caffeine on the social and emotional behavior of the rat. (1969) (36)
Demonstrating Dynamic Social Impact: Consolidation, Clustering, Correlation, and (Sometimes) the Correct Answer (1998) (35)
Emotionality and reactions to disaster (1966) (35)
Pressures to uniformity and the evolution of cultural norms: Modeling dynamic social impact. (2000) (35)
Dynamic Social Impact and the Consolidation, Clustering, Correlation, and Continuing Diversity of Culture (2008) (34)
The specificity of social attraction in rats (1971) (31)
The emergence of a social representation of human rights via interpersonal communication: empirical evidence for the convergence of two theories (1998) (30)
Social dilemmas exist in space (1984) (27)
A Cognitive‐Social Theory of Public Opinion Dynamic Social Impact and Cognitive Structure (1996) (26)
Interaction motivates attraction: Rats are fond of fondling. (1974) (26)
Social Influence and Adolescent Lifestyle Attitudes (1997) (24)
Extremitization of Attitudes: Does Thought- and Discussion-Induced Polarization Cumulate? (1998) (23)
Social Inhibition of Helping Yourself: Bystander Response to a Cheeseburger (1977) (20)
Maintaining Diversity: Simulating the Role of Nonliniarity and Discreteness in Dynamic Social Impact (1997) (20)
Social deprivation and stimulus satiation in the albino rat. (1974) (20)
Social loafing on a cheering task. (1986) (19)
The persistence of social attraction in socially deprived and satiated rats (1975) (19)
Social Representations as Dynamic Social Impact (1996) (18)
Responsiveness and communication medium in dyadic interactions (1976) (17)
Autonomie arousal and affiliation in rats (1971) (16)
Effects of social deprivation and familiarity with the environment on social attraction in rats (1972) (16)
Familiarity and attraction to social and nonsocial objects by rats (1972) (15)
Sex and Affiliation in College Cafeterias (1977) (15)
Social and nonsocial sources of attraction in rats (1971) (14)
Sex and sociability in rats (1974) (14)
Simulating the Social Context of Human Choice (1995) (10)
Visual vs physical social deprivation and affiliation in rats (1972) (10)
Ultrasounds and social attraction in rats: Concomitants or determinants? (1977) (9)
Emotional arousal and task performance. (1963) (9)
Population and political participation: A social impact analysis of voter responsibility. (1998) (9)
Affiliation in rats under stress (1972) (9)
Social attraction among and between albino and hooded rats (1973) (9)
Simulating the emergence of social order from individual behaviour (2018) (7)
Perspectives on minority influence: Conformity, innovation and the psychosocial law (1985) (6)
Notes for a Talk on Our Scientific Publication System (1978) (6)
If Laboratory Research doesn't Square with you, then Qube it (1981) (6)
Respect and Admiration (1982) (5)
The effects of togetherness on heart rate in rats (1972) (5)
The social self-organization of culture (1997) (4)
Social science should invest in infrastructure. (1987) (4)
Prospectus for Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (1975) (3)
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology: Problem, Perspective, Prospect (1979) (3)
Dynamic Social Impact Theory (DSIT) predicts the development of social representations of aggression (2001) (3)
Acceptance and preference for inter- and intraspecies social contact in rats (1975) (2)
On the Displacement of Authors By Editors (1978) (2)
Computer-Mediated Communication: Decisionmaking and Informal Interaction. (1985) (1)
Report of Ad Hoc Committee on Publications in Personality and Social Psychology (1977) (1)
Editors Finally Outnumber Authors (1978) (1)
Journals Do Not Cause- They Solve the Problem of Information Overload (1978) (1)
Taking the Oddball Seriously. (1967) (0)
Increasing Productivity through Social Structure. (1985) (0)
Negotiable Currency (1978) (0)
Development of locally shared attitudes toward aggression: Dynamic Social Impact Theory (2001) (0)
Angry robot—Clumsy roboteers. (1971) (0)
A Means of Self-Evaluation: Social Comparison Processes . Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives. Jerry M. Suls and Richard L. Miller, Eds. Hemisphere, Washington, D.C., and Halsted (Wiley), New York, 1977. xii, 372 pp. $23.50. (1978) (0)
Ps ψ b lication Notes (1979) (0)
Society for Personality and Social Psychology: President's Report (1979) (0)
The P sychology of Restaurant Tipping (1984) (0)
A means of self-evaluation. (1978) (0)
The Computer-Mediated Panel Study. Methodology. (1985) (0)
Harold Sigall Named Editor-Elect of Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (1977) (0)

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