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Muzafer Sherif (born Muzafer Şerif Başoğlu; July 29, 1906 – October 16, 1988) was a Turkish-American social psychologist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1932year
Berlinattested“He visited Berlin in 1932 during the rise of the Nazi Party to attend Wolfgang Köhler's lectures on Gestalt Psychology, whereafter Sherif planned to use Gestalt principles for a new social perception theory.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1949 to 1952period
Oklahomaattested“He moved to Oklahoma in 1949, where he worked as a professor, research professor, and director of the Institute of Group Relations, which he founded in 1952.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
16 October 1988exact date
Fairbanks, Alaskaattested“He died on October 16, 1988, in Fairbanks, Alaska, at the age of 82.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
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1926year
Ödemişmentioned“He attended Elementary School in Ödemiş for six years and then attended Izmir International College from which he received a Bachelor of Arts in 1926.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1928year
Istanbul Universitymentioned“Sherif then obtained MA degree from the Istanbul University in 1928, where he also expressed his support for the modernization of Turkey during political debates and gathered interest in goal-oriented behaviour, or hormic psychology as p…”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1933year
Columbia Universitymentioned“in 1933 and re-enrolled at Harvard for his Doctoral studies, but later switched to Columbia University, where he earned a Ph.D.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1933year
Harvardmentioned“in 1933 and re-enrolled at Harvard for his Doctoral studies, but later switched to Columbia University, where he earned a Ph.D.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1944year
Ankara Universitymentioned“He was briefly detained along with other members of the TKP in 1944 following political conflicts at Ankara University, where he sided with Communists.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1945year
Turkeymentioned“Sherif fled back to America shortly after his detainment in Turkey in 1945 due to fear of a harsher and longer punishment for his association with the Communist Party.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1945year
Americamentioned“Sherif fled back to America shortly after his detainment in Turkey in 1945 due to fear of a harsher and longer punishment for his association with the Communist Party.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1947year
Princeton Universitymentioned“The social academic environment during Sherif's first years in America supported Sherif's Marxist views and inspired The Psychology of Ego Involvements (1947), published from Princeton University.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1947year
Americamentioned“The social academic environment during Sherif's first years in America supported Sherif's Marxist views and inspired The Psychology of Ego Involvements (1947), published from Princeton University.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1947 to 1949period
Yale Universitymentioned“Sherif was a Rockefeller Research Fellow at Yale University from 1947 to 1949.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1953 to 1954period
Oklahomamentioned“In the 1954 experiment, "22 white, fifth grade, 11 year old boys with average-to-good school performance and above average intelligence with a protestant, two parent background were sent to a special remote summer camp in Oklahoma, Robbe…”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1966year
Pennsylvania State Universitymentioned“In 1966 he and his wife moved to Pennsylvania State University, where she became a member of the Psychology Department and he became a Sociology Professor.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
1977year
Pennsylvania State Universitymentioned“In 1977, while at Pennsylvania State University Sherif published a paper identifying problem areas in Social Psychology as well as solutions towards them.”source: Wikipedia: Muzafer Sherif
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