Marie Jahoda

Marie Jahoda (26 January 1907, Vienna – 28 April 2001, Sussex) was an Austrian-British social psychologist. . . . continued from Wikipedia

Marie Jahoda, in 1958, devised a list of characteristics which are present in the majority of people who are regarded as normal. Known as Ideal Mental Health, these were:

• • Efficient self perception
• • Realistic self esteem and acceptance
• • Voluntary control of behaviour
• • True perception of the world
• • Sustaining relationships and giving affection
• • Self-direction and productivity

in addition to those cited above - Marienthal; Current concepts of positive mental health; World Futures, Technology and the Future of Europe, Freud and the Dilemmas of Psychology - her major publications include: Research Methods in Social Relations by Claire Selltiz; Marie Jahoda; Morton Deutsch; Stuart W. Cook (1964)

• Studies in the Scope and Method of The Authoritarian Personality: Continuities in Social Research by Richard Christie & Marie Jahoda (1954)
• Research Methods in Social Relations - With Especial Reference to Prejudice by Marie Jahoda (1952)
• Work, employment and unemployment: An overview of ideas and research results in the social science literature by Marie Jahoda (SPRU occasional paper series, University of Sussex, 1980)
• Thinking About The Future - A Critique Of The Limits To Growth (published in the USA as Models of Doom) by H S D Cole, Christopher Freeman, Marie Jahoda, and Keith Pavitt (Sussex University Press, 1973)
• Ich habe die Welt nicht verändertby Marie Jahoda (2002, Julius Beltz GmbH)

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