Asch Center collection of Solomon Asch materials 1955-1992

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Asch Center collection of Solomon Asch materials 1955-1992

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Solomon Asch was a pioneer in social psychology, well-known for his research on conformity. This small collection of various materials from the Solomon Asch Center for Study of Ethnopolitical Conflict includes awards Asch received for his work in the field of social psychology as well as personal and professional photographs; some of Wolfgang Kohler. Asch's Emeritus Professor of Psychology degree from the University of Pennsylvania is also part of this collection. The Archives of the History of American Psychology also holds the . Solomon Asch papers

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Asch, Solomon E. (Solomon Elliott), 1907-1996

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Köhler, Wolfgang, 1887-1967

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