Isaac Rubin
Isaac Rubin · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Social psychologist who pioneered the empirical study of romantic love
1944, United States
United States
Isaac Rubin is recognized among Jewish contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Social psychologist who pioneered the empirical study of romantic love
Isaac Michael 'Zick' Rubin is an American social psychologist widely credited with the first empirical measurement of romantic love: his 1970 'Rubin Scales' distinguished loving from liking through the components of attachment, caring and intimacy. He also conducted influential naturalistic studies of self-disclosure. He is documented as being of Jewish background among Jewish contributors to psychology.
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Social psychologist who pioneered the empirical study of romantic love
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Psychology
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