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Phil Zimbardo Remembers Neal Miller
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Abstract
Philip Zimbardo reports on his experiences with Neal Miller during Zimbardo's graduate student years at Yale. He describes Miller's classroom teaching, his role as mentor for his students' research, and his dedication to the research process. He reports that even a dinner conversation with Miller could generate a new experimental paradigm.
Title: Phil Zimbardo Remembers Neal Miller
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Abstract
Philip Zimbardo reports on his experiences with Neal Miller during Zimbardo's graduate student years at Yale.
He describes Miller's classroom teaching, his role as mentor for his students' research, and his dedication to the research process.
He reports that even a dinner conversation with Miller could generate a new experimental paradigm.
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