Kontor/besøk
Huginbakken 32 (Teorifagbygget, Hus 5), kontor 5654

Biografiske data
Professor of Social and Community Psychology (UiTø).
B.A., Philosophy (Bowdoin College).
M.A., Audiology ( SUNY, Buffalo).
M.A., Psychology (Queen's University, Canada).
Ph.D., Psychology (Queen's University, Canada).

Verv
Koordinator 4. årsenhet

Forskningsinteresser
1) Cognitive history (psychology of historical beliefs), 2), Psychology of ownership, 3) Cross-cultural psychology, 4) Statistical methods, 5) Peace research, 6) History of psychology.

Publikasjoner
Rudmin, F. (1999). Norwegian short-form of the Marlowe-Crowne social desirability scale. Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 40.

Rudmin, F. (1999). Property. In C.B. Gray (ed.), The Philosophy of Law: An Encyclopedia, New York: Garland.

Rudmin, F. (1999). McDougall, William. In. J.A. Garraty (ed.), American National Biography (nr. 15), New York: Oxford University Press.

Rudmin, F. (1999). Ichheiser, Gustav. In. J.A. Garraty (ed.) American National Biography nr. 11), New York: Oxford University Press.

Rudmin, F. (1999). Chamberlain, Alexander Francis. In. J.A. Garraty (ed.) American National Biography (nr. 4). New York: Oxford University Press.

Rudmin, F. (1999). U.S. war plans go way back. I Toronto Star<, (Aug.5).

Rudmin, F. (1999). Killers often social outcasts. I Kingston Whig-Standard, (May 10).

Rudmin, F. (1998). Cross-cultural correlates of the ownership of private property:
A summary of five studies. AnthroGlobe

(1997). How gognitive history can cause us to misperceive contemporaru U.S. actions towards Canada.

(1997). Will the real Euro-centrists please stand up? Cross-Cultural
Psychology Bulletin, 30 (4), 4-5.

(1997). Questions of U.S. hostility towards Canada: A cognitive history
of blind-eye perception. Undercurrent, Fall.

(1997). William McDougall. In N. Sheehy, A.J. Chapman, W. Conroy
(Eds.), Biographical dictionary of psychology (pp. 370-371). London: Routledge.

(1996). Cross-cultural correlates of the ownership of private property:
Zelman's gender data revisited. Cross-Cultural Research, 30, 115-153.

(1996). (First author with W. Kilbourne). The meaning and morality of voluntary simplicity: History and hypotheses on deliberately denied materialism. In R.W. Belk, N. Dholakia, and A. Venkatesh (eds.),
Consumption and marketing: Macro dimensions (pp. 166-215). Cincinnati, OH: South-Western College Pub.

(1995). Cross-cultural correlates of the ownership of private property:
Two studies of Murdock's data. Journal of Socio-Economics, 24, 345-373.

(1995). Imagine cross-cultural psychologists understanding their own cultures. Cross-Cultural Psychology Bulletin, 29 (3), 4-8.

(1995). Cognitive history: On historical beliefs as motivation for war. An informal introduction. Impuls (Oslo), 49 (4), 41-44.

(1995). Cross-cultural correlates of war: Four studies. Peace Psychology Review, 1 (2), 197-221.

(1994). Gender differences in the semantics of ownership: A quantitative phenomenological survey study. Journal of Economic Psychology,
15, 487-510.

(1994). (Second author with M. Richins). Materialism and economic psychology. Journal of Economic Psychology, 15, 217-231.

(1994). Cross-cultural psycholinguistic field research: Verbs of ownership and possession. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 25, 114-132.

(1993). Bordering on aggression. Hull, Quebec: Voyageur Press.

(1993). Dispossession for semiotic distance: The objective facts of ownership in the eye of White Fang. In R. Kevelson (ed.), Flux, complexity, and illusion: Semiotics and the human sciences (vol. 6, pp. 391-406). New York: Peter Lang.

(1993). Pythagoras: The first cross-cultural psychologist. Cross-Cultural Psychology Bulletin, 27 (4), 4-5

(1993). Property. In W.J. Lonner and R.S. Malpass (eds.), Psychology and Culture (chap. 7, pp. 55-58). Needham Heights, Mass: Allyn and Bacon.

(1993). Cognitive history: Proposal for a new subfield. Cross-Cultural Psychology Bulletin, 27 (1), 21. [Reprinted in Peace Research, 25 (2), 99-100. Reprinted in ISPP News, 4 (2), 7.]

(1993). William McDougall in colonial Borneo: An early applied social psychology of peace. Cross-Cultural Psychology Bulletin, 26 (4), 9-11.

(1993). Ownership of economic property: McClelland's 1961 cross-cultural data. Psychological Reports, 73, 794.

(1993). (First author with C. Summers) Psychologists petition against preparation for war. Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 33, 134-136.

(1992). Frege's semiotics sampled: The sense and reference of the verb "own". In R. Kevelson (ed.), Law and the Human Sciences (pp. 357-373). New York: Peter Lang.

(1992). (First editor with M. Richins). Meaning, measure and morality of materialism. Provo, UT: Association for Consumer Research.

(1992). Materialism and militarism: Tocqueville on America's hopeless hurry to happiness. In F.W. Rudmin and R. Richins (eds.), Meaning, measure and morality of materialism (pp. 110-112). Provo, UT: Association for Consumer Research.

(1992). Cross-cultural correlates of the ownership of private property. Social Science Research, 21, 57-83.

(1992). Cross-cultural correlates of the ownership of private property: A look from another data base. Anthropologica, 34, 71-88.

(1991). Having: A brief history of metaphor and meaning. In R.P. Malloy (ed.), Law and economics and the semiotic process, a special issue of
Syracuse Law Review, 42, 163-179.

(1991). Ownership as agency, and the crystallization of property. In R. Kevelson (ed.), Action and agency: Fourth Round Table on Law and Semiotics (pp. 263-276). New York: Peter Lang Publishers.

(1991). To have possessions: A handbook on ownership and property, special edited issue of Journal of Social Behavior and Personality, 6 (6).

(1991). "To own is to be perceived to own": A social cognitive look at the ownership of property. Journal of Social Behavior and Personality, 6 (6), 85-104.

Rudmin. (1990). The economic psychology of Leon Litwinski: A program of cognitive research on possession and property. Journal of Economic Psychology, 11, 307-339.

(1990). Seventeen early peace psychologists. Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 31, 12-43.

(1990). Review of The Notebooks by Fritz Heider, edited by M. Benesh-Weiner. Canadian Journal of Behavioral Science, 22, 219-221.

(1990). Cross-cultural correlates of war. Peace Research, 22 (3), 33-44.

(1990). Offensive light infantry forces at Fort Drum, New York: Why should Canadians care? Queen's Quarterly, 96, 886-917. [Reprinted 1990, Whig-Standard Magazine, 11 (3), 4-13. Excerpted 1990, Harper's, 281 (1683), 25-26.]

(1990). Alexander Chamberlain: Canadian pioneer of cross-cultural psychology. Cross-Cultural Psychology Bulletin, 24 (2), 4-8.

(1990). Ernest Beaglehole. Cross-Cultural Psychology Bulletin, 23 (4), 19-20.

(1990). Review of "The Notebooks" by Fritz Heider, edited by M. Benesh-Weiner. Canadian Journal of Behavioral Science, 22, 219-221.

(1990). The economic psychology of Leon Litwinski (1887-1969): A program of cognitive research on possession and property. Journal of Economic
Psychology<, 11, 307-339.

(1990). German and Canadian data on motivations for ownership: Was Pythagoras right? In M.E. Goldberg, G. Gorn and R.W. Pollay (eds.), Advances in Consumer Research (vol.17, pp. 176-181). Provo, UT:
Association for Consumer Research.

(1989). Heider's cognitive theory of ownership and the problem of unnamed and unrecognized property relationships. In R. Kevelson (ed.), Law and Semiotics (vol. 3, pp.321-334). New York: Plenum Press.

(1989). Analysis vs. action: Reviews of "Out of Weakness" (by A.B.Schmookler) and "INFACT Brings GE to Light". Peace Research, 21 (4), 35-40. [Reprinted 1989, Science for Peace Bulletin, 9 (2), 17-18.]

(1989). (Second author with P. Boski). Ichheiser's theories of personality and person perception: A classic that still inspires. Journal for the Theory of Social Behavior, 19, 263-296.

(1989). The pleasure of serendipity in historical research: On finding "stereotype" in Morier's (1824) Hajji Baba. Proceedings of the XXIst Annual Meeting of Chieron, Queen's University, June, 1989, pp.14-23.
[Reprinted 1989, Cross-Cultural Psychology Bulletin, 23
(1&2), 8-11.]

(1989). (First author with H.L. Ansbacher). Anti-war psychologists: Alfred Adler. Psychologists for Social Responsibility Newsletter, 8 (4), 8. [Reprinted 1990, Individual Psychology Newsletter, 38 (1), 12-13.]

(1988). Ipsative dependence and a solution: Monte Carlo study of Gordon's Survey of Interpersonal Values. Psychological Reports, 63, 1005-1006.

(1988). Dominance, social control and ownership: A history and a cross-cultural study of motivations for private property. Behavior Science Research, 22,130-160.

Rudmin et al. (1987) Gustav Ichheiser in the history of social psychology. British Journal of Social Psychology, 26, 165-180.

(1987). (First author with R. Belk & L. Furby). Social science bibliography on property, ownership and possession. Monticello, IL: Vance Bibliographies.

(1987). Property crime victimization: Impact on self, on attachment and on territorial dominance? Canadian Psychological Association Highlights, 9 (2), Victims of Crime Supplement, 4.

(1987). (First author with J.W. Berry). Semantics of ownership: A free-recall study of property. Psychological Record, 37, 257-268.

(1987). (First author with R. Trimpop, I. Kryl, P. Boski). Gustav Ichheiser in the history of social psychology: An early phenomenology of social attribution. British Journal of Social Psychology,
26, 165-180.

(1987). Speech reception thresholds for digits. Journal of Auditory Research, 27, 15-21.

(1986). History of peace psychology: Comment on Morawski and Goldstein (1985). American Psychologist, 41, 586-588.

(1986). (Second author with H. Osser). Metacognition, social context, and personal factors in arithmetic problem solving. In S.B. Newstead, S.H. Irvine, & P.L. Dann (eds.), Human assessment: Cognition and
motivation (pp.155-177). Netherlands: Martinus Nijhoff.

(1986). Psychology of ownership, possession and property: A selected bibliography since 1890. Psychological Reports, 58, 859-867. [Reprinted 1987, IAREP Newsletter, (March), 17-27.]

(1985). William McDougall in the history of social psychology. British Journal of Social Psychology, 24, 75-76

(1985). Historical note on the development of possessive pronouns. Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 50, 298-299.

(1984). Dichotic alignment, phonetic and language variables as predictors of SSW performance. Journal of Otolaryngology, 13, 87-94.

(1984). Brief clinical report on visual reinforcement audiometry with deaf infants. Journal of Otolaryngology, 13, 367-369.

(1984). Parent's report of stress and articulation oscillation as factors in a preschooler's disfluencies. Journal of Fluency Disorders, 9, 85-88.

(1983). (First author with N. Normandin). Experimental dichotic tests in French modeled on SSW Test design. Human Communication Canada, 7, 348-360.

(1983). False air-bone gap. Ear and Hearing, 4, 106-107.

(1983). The why and how of hearing /s/. The Volta Review, 85, 263-269.

(1983). Canadian speech audiometry: Word discrimination lists for minority languages. Human Communication Canada, 7, 98-100.

(1983). (Second author with D. Bonnycastle). Aural rehabilitation self-help group. Human Communication Canada, 7, 176-178.

(1982). (First author with M. Cales). Comparison of English and French versions of a dichotic auditory perception test (SSW) on normal bilingual subjects. Journal of Auditory Research, 22, 200-204.

(1982). (First author with J. Katz). Dichotic onset and offset parameters on the SSW Test. In D. Arnst and J. Katz (eds.), Central auditory assessment: The SSW Test development and clinical use, (pp. 158-170). San Diego: College Hill Press.

(1981). Phonetic factors in the dichotic alignment of the Staggered Spondaic Word Test. Journal of Auditory Research, 21, 247-254.

(1981). 2k Hz earmold design. Hearing Instruments, 32
(12), 25,23.

(1979). Development of a Japanese SSW Test. Audiology Japan, 22<, 36-40.