Marshall Segall
Marshall Segall · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Psychologist (cross-cultural psychology)
1930, USA — 2025, USA
United States · East Africa
Marshall Segall is recognized among Jewish contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Psychologist (cross-cultural psychology)
Segall was a founder of modern cross-cultural psychology; his co-authored study 'The Influence of Culture on Visual Perception' (1966) showed that culture shapes even basic perception, and his textbooks helped establish the field. He was a professor at Syracuse University. His Jewish background is not documented in available biographical sources.
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Psychologist (cross-cultural psychology)
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Psychology
