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Lawrence S. Wrightsman (1931–2019).
American Psychologist ( IF 12.3 ) Pub Date : 2020-10-01 , DOI: 10.1037/amp0000719
Christian S. Crandall , John C. Brigham , Saul M. Kassin

Presents an obituary of Lawrence S. Wrightsman (1931-2019). Lawrence ("Larry") Samuel Wrightsman Jr. was born in Houston, Texas, on October 31, 1931, son of a schoolteacher and a petroleum engineer, and was raised in the River Oaks neighborhood. In the early 1940s, Wrightsman participated in a national radio show called Quiz Kids while 10 years old and still in elementary school; he later described this as his "intellectual peak." Larry majored in psychology at Southern Methodist University, minoring in journalism. He served as editor of the college newspaper and worked as a reporter for the Houston Post. He left journalism to study measurement and mass communications at the University of Minnesota, but a seminar with Stanley Schachter enticed him into social psychology. His 1959 dissertation on anxiety and affiliation was supervised by Schachter. Larry always had a deeply held interest in civil rights and racial justice. Larry was known by many generations of undergraduates for his outstanding textbooks in social psychology. Wrightsman's texts were deeply inspiring to students. At conferences, graduate students and young professors would often gush about how one of his texts had changed their worldview and inspired them to seek a career in psychology. In the 1980s, Larry developed an interest in psychology's potential contributions to legal issues and began a research program on jury decision-making. Larry was also instrumental in laying the foundations of psychology and law. By the numbers, Larry's contributions were extraordinary. He authored and edited over 50 published books. His last book, Ten Little-Known Facts About the Supreme Court (2016), is still available on Amazon.com. Larry was in a wheelchair for the last 6 years of his life, yet after his retirement he published four chapters and finished five authored or edited books. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2020 APA, all rights reserved).

中文翻译:

劳伦斯 S. 赖斯曼 (1931–2019)。

发表劳伦斯·S·赖斯曼 (Lawrence S. Wrightsman) (1931-2019) 的讣告。劳伦斯(“拉里”)小塞缪尔·赖茨曼于 1931 年 10 月 31 日出生于德克萨斯州休斯顿,是一名教师和石油工程师的儿子,并在橡树河附近长大。在 1940 年代初期,Wrightsman 在 10 岁时还在上小学时参加了一个名为 Quiz Kids 的全国广播节目;他后来形容这是他的“智力巅峰”。拉里在南卫理公会大学主修心理学,辅修新闻学。他曾担任大学报纸的编辑,并担任休斯顿邮报的记者。他离开新闻专业,在明尼苏达大学学习测量和大众传播,但与斯坦利·沙赫特的一次研讨会吸引他进入社会心理学。他 1959 年关于焦虑和归属感的论文由沙赫特指导。拉里一直对民权和种族正义有着浓厚的兴趣。拉里因其出色的社会心理学教科书而被几代本科生所熟知。莱特斯曼的课文深深地鼓舞了学生。在会议上,研究生和年轻教授经常滔滔不绝地谈论他的一篇文章如何改变了他们的世界观并激励他们寻求心理学职业。在 1980 年代,拉里对心理学对法律问题的潜在贡献产生了兴趣,并开始了一项关于陪审团决策的研究计划。拉里还在奠定心理学和法律基础方面发挥了重要作用。从数字上看,拉里的贡献是非凡的。他撰写和编辑了 50 多本出版书籍。他的最后一本书,关于最高法院的十个鲜为人知的事实 (2016),仍可在 Amazon.com 上找到。拉里在他生命的最后 6 年里一直坐在轮椅上,但在他退休后,他出版了四章并完成了五本作者或编辑的书籍。(PsycInfo 数据库记录 (c) 2020 APA,保留所有权利)。
更新日期:2020-10-01
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