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

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According to Wikipedia, Nathan Kogan was an American psychologist. His research was in the fields of cognitive, personality, social, developmental, and evolutionary psychology. He published more than 100 articles and chapters as well as five books as an author or co-author. He served as professor emeritus of psychology at the New School for Social Research and was a visiting scholar at Educational Testing Service.

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Nathan Kogan's Published Works

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Risk Taking: A Study in Cognition and Personality (1965) (885)
Modes of thinking in young children (1965) (802)
Attitudes toward old people: the development of a scale and an examination of correlates. (1961) (689)
Modes of thinking in young children: A study of the creativity-intelligence distinction. (1965) (664)
Group influence on individual risk taking. (1962) (444)
DIFFUSION OF RESPONSIBILITY AND LEVEL OF RISK TAKING IN GROUPS. (1963) (331)
The roles of information, discussion, and consensus in group risk taking (1965) (208)
Aspects of judgment and decision making: interrelationships and changes with age. (2007) (201)
Stylistic variation in childhood and adolescence: creativity, metaphor, and cognitive styles (1983) (172)
Sex differences and judgment processes1 (1959) (159)
GROUP DECISION MAKING UNDER RISK OF AVERSIVE CONSEQUENCES. (1965) (156)
A new look at the creativity-intelligence distinction. (1965) (155)
Beliefs, Attitudes, and Stereotypes about Old People (1979) (121)
Risky-shift phenomenon in small decision-making groups: A test of the information-exchange hypothesis (1967) (114)
Understanding visual metaphor: developmental and individual differences. (1980) (113)
Creativity and Cognitive Style: A Life-Span Perspective (1973) (112)
Cognitive styles in infancy and early childhood (1976) (110)
Creativity and Sex Differences (1974) (94)
Verbal learning . Early socialization : learning and identificatin . Risk taking as a function of the situation, the person, and the group (1967) (92)
Attitudes toward old people in an older sample. (1961) (88)
Group risk taking as a function of members' anxiety and defensiveness levels. (1966) (84)
Careers in the Performing Arts: A Psychological Perspective (2002) (81)
Modification of a judgmental style through group interaction. (1966) (76)
Beliefs about "old people": a comparative study of older and younger samples. (1962) (72)
Long-term predictive validity of divergent-thinking tests: some negative evidence. (1973) (68)
Risk taking in the context of intergroup negotiation (1970) (64)
Level of Risk Selected by Individuals and Groups When Deciding for Self and for Others (1971) (64)
Age changes in values and attitudes. (1961) (60)
Creative ability over a five-year span. (1972) (52)
Negotiation in leader and delegate groups (1968) (52)
CAN GROUP MEMBERS RECOGNIZE THE EFFECTS OF GROUP DISCUSSION UPON RISK TAKING (1965) (51)
New Directions in Psychology III (1968) (51)
Interpersonal preference and cognitive organization. (1958) (47)
A study of age categorization. (1979) (45)
Categorizing and conceptualizing styles in younger and older adults. (1973) (43)
Task and motivational influences on the assessment of creative and intellective ability in children. (1967) (42)
Images of "old people" and "people in general" in an older sample. (1962) (39)
Sex differences and judgment processes. (1959) (39)
ARE RISK TAKERS MORE PERSUASIVE THAN CONSERVATIVES IN GROUP DISCUSSION. (1968) (37)
Incentive effects in children's creativity. (1972) (35)
Differential Cue Value of Age and Occupation in Impression Formation (1960) (34)
Negotiation constraints in the risk-taking domain: Effects of being observed by partners of higher or lower status (1972) (34)
Group Risk Taking and Field Dependence-Independence of Group Members (1967) (34)
Effects of Physical Separation of Group Members upon Group Risk-taking (1967) (34)
Personality Consistencies In Judgment : Dimensions Of Role Constructs. (1966) (33)
Sex differences in risk taking and its attribution (1978) (32)
Trait interrelations in implicit personality theories and questionnaire data. (1972) (31)
Children's Comprehension of Metaphor in the Pictorial and Verbal Modality (1986) (30)
Creative ability and risk-taking in elementary school children1 (1968) (26)
Cognitive styles and reading performance (1980) (25)
Cognitive Styles in Children: Some Evolving Trends. (1989) (24)
Reflections on aesthetics and evolution (1997) (24)
Twenty – Personality and Aging (1990) (23)
Effect of the pretest in the risky-shift paradigm. (1971) (23)
Age differences: a developmental study of discriminability and affective response. (1961) (22)
Gender influences on age cognitions and preferences: sociocultural or sociobiological? (1992) (21)
Effects of Norm-oriented Group Discussion on Individual Verbal Risk Taking and Conservatism (1968) (21)
A Style of Life, A Life of Style. (1980) (21)
Decision‐making for Others under Reciprocal and Non‐reciprocal Conditions (1975) (20)
Certainty of Judgment and the Evaluation of Risk (1960) (20)
Pessimism-optimism and risk taking in individual and group contexts. (1970) (18)
Category Width and Quantitative Aptitude (1965) (18)
Personal preference and the attribution of influence in small groups1 (1960) (16)
Effects on anticipated delegate status on level of risk taking in small decision-making groups (1969) (16)
Commentary: Divergent-thinking research and the Zeitgeist. (2008) (16)
GROUP RISK TAKING AND FIELD DEPENDENCE‐INDEPENDENCE OF GROUP MEMBERS* (1967) (14)
TURKISH VERSION OF KOGAN'S OLD PEOPLE SCALE: A VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY STUDY (2011) (13)
Extending the Human Life Span: An Exploratory Study of Pro- and Anti-Longevity Attitudes (2011) (13)
The Transparency of Interpersonal Choice (1955) (13)
Creative ability and risk-taking in elementary school children. (1967) (13)
Careers in the Dramatic Arts: Comparing Genetic and Interactional Perspectives (2006) (12)
LEVEL OF RISK SELECTED BY INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS WHEN DECIDING FOR SELF AND FOR OTHERS1 (1969) (12)
The Visibility of Interpersonal Preferences (1957) (12)
PERSONALITY AND SITUATIONAL DETERMINANTS OF JUDGMENTAL CONFIDENCE AND EXTREMITY. (1964) (12)
Some behavioral implications of cognitive styles in childhood (1987) (12)
Creativity and intelligence in children’s thinking (1967) (11)
The Qatar Creativity Conference: Research and Recommendations for School, Family, and Society1 (1999) (9)
Does imagery contribute to metaphoric quality? (1984) (8)
ESTIMATING THE CHANCE EXPECTANCIES OF DIADIC RELATIONSHIPS WITHIN A GROUP (1955) (8)
A CLARIFICATION OF CROPLEY AND MASLANY'S ANALYSIS OF THE WALLACH‐KOGAN CREATIVITY TESTS (1971) (7)
Difficulty of Problems Attempted under Conditions of Competition and Group Consensus. (1969) (6)
Scaling norm conflicts in the area of prejudice and discrimination. (1956) (6)
Parental teaching strategies and children’s cognitive style (1998) (5)
Perception of Reciprocity and the Grouping Principle (1959) (5)
Differentiation of Sociometric Choice and Status Relations in a Group (1958) (5)
Estimating the chance expectancies of di-adic relationships within a group. (1955) (4)
THE ROLES OF INFORMATION, DISCUSSION, AND CONSENSUS IN GROUP RISK TAKING1 (1964) (4)
RISK TAKING IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERGROUP NEGOTIATION1 (1969) (4)
GROUP RISK TAKING UNDER COMPETITIVE AND NONCOMPETITIVE CONDITIONS IN ADULTS AND CHILDREN1 (1967) (3)
MOTIVATION AND CAPACITY IN CHILDREN'S CREATIVITY1 (1970) (3)
Is Age a More Salient Dimension for Males Than for Females (1983) (3)
Judgments of Chronological Age: Adult Age and Sex Differences. (1975) (3)
Cognitive Styles in Infancy and Early Childhood (Psychology Revivals) (2013) (3)
The Relation between the Teaching Strategies of Parents and the Cognitive Style of Their Children. (1991) (2)
ARE RISK TAKERS MORE PERSUASIVE THAN CONSERVATIVES IN GROUP DISCUSSION?12 (1967) (2)
THE EFFECT OF A RECIPROCAL DECISION RULE ON DECISIONS FOR ANOTHER PERSON1 (1971) (2)
EFFECTS OF ANTICIPATED DELEGATE STATUS ON LEVEL OF RISK TAKING IN SMALL DECISION‐MAKING GROUPS1 (1968) (2)
Research on Developmental Psychology (2017) (2)
On becoming more general with age. (2000) (2)
COGNITIVE ORIGINALITY, PHYSIOGNOMIC SENSITIVITY, AND DEFENSIVENESS IN CHILDREN, FINAL REPORT. (1965) (1)
CATEGORY WIDTH MD QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE1 (1964) (1)
CREATIVE ABILITY OVER A FIVE‐YEAR SPAN1 (1971) (1)
NEGOTIATION IN LEADER AND DELEGATE GROUPS1 (1967) (1)
Creativity and Intelligence in Children (2020) (0)
Research on Cognitive, Personality, and Social Psychology: II (2017) (0)
GROUP INFLUENCE ON INDIVIDUAL RISK TAKING1 (1962) (0)
PESSIMISM‐OPTIMISM AND RISK TAKING IN INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP CONTEXTS1 (1969) (0)
EFFECTS OF REPRESENTATIVE STATUS AND DECISION STYLE ON COOPERATION IN THE PRISONER'S DILEMMA1 (1972) (0)
JUDGMENTS OF CHRONOLOGICAL AGE: ADULT AGE AND SEX DIFFERENCES1 (1973) (0)
Response to Dr. Shulman’s review of Modes of Thinking in Young Children (1966) (0)
DIFFERENTIATION OF SOCIOMETRIC CHOICE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR STATUS RELATIONS IN A GROUP (1957) (0)
EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL SEPARATION OF GROUP MEMBERS UPON GROUP RISK TAKING1 (1965) (0)
L ) LC 1 O O MOTIVATION AND CAPACITY IN CHILDREN ' S CREATIVITY (2012) (0)
NEGOTIATION BY LEADERS IN THE PRESENCE OF THEIR DELEGATES AND BY DELEGATES IN THE PRESENCE OF THEIR LEADERS1 (1969) (0)
EFFECTS OF NORM-ORIENTED GROUP DISCUSSION ON INDIVIDUAL RISK TAKING AND CONSERVATISM1 (1967) (0)
GROUP DECISION-MAKING UNDER RISK OF AVERSIVE CONSEQUENCES1 (1963) (0)
Feedback from our readers (1967) (0)
ASPECTS OF CREATIVITY DEVELOPMENT AT SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN AND PREADOLESCENTS (2017) (0)
CREATIVE ABILITY OVER A FIVE-YEAR SPAN: A LONGITUDINAL INVESTIGATION1 (1972) (0)
On Visibility of Choice and Awareness of Being Chosen (1958) (0)
Dilemmas of Choice Questionnaire 1961 1966 (1982) (0)
Much about Creative Persons, Little about Creative Thought. (1984) (0)

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