Photos
This photo of Don Campbell and Dave Kenny was taken in 1995 in Storrs, Connecticut. Don talked about the Multi-Trait, Multi-Method Matrix, his experience with Robert Tryon at UC Berkeley as his teaching assistant and “Tryon’s Paradox,” and the social relations model. He used the phrase “Roshomon Effect” to describe the perceiver effect of the social relations model. I discuss all of these topic in more detail in my 2018 book “Social Relations Modeling of Behavior in Dyads and Groups” published by Elsevier Press (Academic Press).
Professor Lee J. Cronbach
Egon Brunswik
Band Practice (Degrees of Freedom) in Storrs, Connecticut.
Colleagues and friends in Berlin, Germany – 1987 Finnish Birth Cohort Researchers
Lecture delivered in Copenhagen, Denmark while working with colleagues from the 1987 Finnish Birth Cohort Team.
My colleague and former student, Dr. Tiina Ristikari with me in Woodstock, Connecticut.
Tomatoes
Colleagues and friends at a Conference on immigration and emigration where I gave a keynote address and a workshop on the social relations model (University of Tampere, Finland)
My Students at the 2018 RI INBRE Research Conference at the University of Rhode Island where I’m a member of the graduate faculty. Three experiments using a standard face recognition paradigm show that attractive face are recognized with about 90% accuracy (black bars). Average and unattractive faces show much less recognition accuracy (From left-to-right, Christine Curley, Casey Silva, and Carissa DiPietro, pictured above).
Colleagues and students at Carmine’s Italian Restaurant during the 2019 EPA Conference in New York City.
At the International Convention of Psychological Science 2019 in Paris. My talk was titled: Social Relations Modeling of Listening among Women at Zero Acquaintance.
Those who participated in, or contributed to, a symposium at the International Conference of Psychological Science 2019 in Paris. From left to right: Sarit Pery (Herbrew University of Jerusalem), Tom Malloy (Rhode Island College), Avi Kluger (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), and Michal Lehmann (Hebrew University of Jerusalem).