Leo Goldberger
Leo Goldberger (born June 28, 1930) is a psychologist, author, and editor known for his work in sensory deprivation, personality, stress and coping, as well as for his writings on the rescue of the Danish Jews during the Holocaust. A professor emeritus of psychology at New York University (NYU), Goldberger is a former director of its Research Center for Mental Health.
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Field Dependence and Social Responsiveness as Determinants of Spontaneously Produced Words
Published 1971Full Text (via ERIC)
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The rescue of the Danish Jews : moral courage under stress /
Published 1987Other Authors: “…Goldberger, Leo…”
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Personological correlates of reactions to perceptual isolation /
Published 1959Other Authors: “…Goldberger, Leo…”
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The Rescue of the Danish Jews : moral courage under stress /
Published 1987Other Authors: “…Goldberger, Leo…”
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Research on the effects of isolation on cognitive functioning /
Published 1960Other Authors: “…Goldberger, Leo…”
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Handbook of stress : theoretical and clinical aspects /
Published 1982Other Authors: “…Goldberger, Leo…”
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Handbook of stress : theoretical and clinical aspects /
Published 1993Other Authors: “…Goldberger, Leo…”
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