Social psychology, Social influence, Dissent, Creativity and Minority influence are his primary areas of study. His Social psychology study frequently links to related topics such as Social control. His work carried out in the field of Social influence brings together such families of science as Organizational behavior, Group decision-making and Sociological theory.
His work deals with themes such as Social relation, Contrast, Convergent thinking and Social group, which intersect with Group decision-making. His Dissent research integrates issues from Quality, Group cohesiveness, Expression and Value. With his scientific publications, his incorporates both Minority influence and Context.
His primary scientific interests are in Social psychology, Dissent, Minority influence, Creativity and Social influence. His Social psychology study combines topics in areas such as Quality and Perception. The concepts of his Dissent study are interwoven with issues in Group decision-making, Public relations, Attitude change and Value.
Charlan Nemeth has researched Minority influence in several fields, including Consistency and Persuasion. Charlan Nemeth has included themes like Brainstorming and Affect in his Creativity study. The Social influence study combines topics in areas such as Developmental psychology, Social relation, Ethnic group and Social status.
Dissent, Creativity, Social psychology, Value and Brainstorming are his primary areas of study. His study explores the link between Dissent and topics such as Divergent thinking that cross with problems in Public relations, Attitude change, Persuasion, Balance and Minority influence. His Public relations research focuses on Group decision-making and how it relates to Competitive advantage.
Charlan Nemeth works mostly in the field of Creativity, limiting it down to topics relating to Affect and, in certain cases, Creative problem-solving and Cognitive psychology, as a part of the same area of interest. His research in Social psychology intersects with topics in Value, Perception and Diversity. His Brainstorming research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Criticism, Variety, Apprehension and Social loafing.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Creativity, Social psychology, Dissent, Cohesion and Discriminant validity. The various areas that Charlan Nemeth examines in his Dissent study include Minority influence, Balance, Group decision-making, Persuasion and Divergent thinking. Other disciplines of study, such as Creative behavior, Harmony, Creative thought and Perception, are mixed together with his Cohesion studies.
His study of Discriminant validity brings together topics like Creativity technique, Creative thinking, Malleability, Affect and Malleability of intelligence.
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Differential contributions of majority and minority influence
Charlan Jeanne Nemeth.
Psychological Review (1986)
The Tradeoffs of Social Control and Innovation in Groups and Organizations
Charlan Jeanne Nemeth;Barry M. Staw.
(1989)
Creative problem solving as a result of majority vs minority influence
Charlan Jeanne Nemeth;Joel Wachtler.
European Journal of Social Psychology (1983)
Managing Innovation: When Less Is More
Charlan Jeanne Nemeth.
California Management Review (1997)
Minority Influence, Divergent Thinking and Detection of Correct Solutions
Charlan Jeanne Nemeth;Julianne L. Kwan.
Journal of Applied Social Psychology (1987)
Devil's advocate versus authentic dissent: stimulating quantity and quality
Charlan Nemeth;Keith Brown;John Rogers.
European Journal of Social Psychology (2001)
Dissent as driving cognition, attitudes, and judgments.
Charlan Jeanne Nemeth.
Social Cognition (1995)
The liberating role of conflict in group creativity: A study in two countries
Charlan J. Nemeth;Bernard Personnaz;Marie Personnaz;Jack A. Goncalo.
European Journal of Social Psychology (2004)
Originality of word associations as a function of majority vs. minority influence.
Charlan Jeanne Nemeth;Julianne L. Kwan.
Social Psychology Quarterly (1985)
Social influence: II. Minority influence.
Serge Moscovici;Charlan Nemeth.
(1974)
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