Jerald Jellison
Psychologist specializing in workplace psychology, human motivation and personal change
Professor of psychology, retired, USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Contact at: (858) 720-8207 or jellison@usc.edu
Expertise:
- interpersonal relations
- psychological perspectives on social issues
- psychological dynamics of the workplace
- psychological dimensions of stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination
- effects of stereotyping in everyday life
- social pressure to conform
- racial and ethnic hatred
- hate crimes
- resistance to change
- psychology and business
- motivation and leadership
- willpower and self-discipline
- lying and deceit
- extreme behavior (e.g. mob psychology)
- Author, Overcoming Resistance: A Practical Guide to Producing Change in the Workplace (1993) and I'm Sorry I Didn't Mean to and Other Lies We Love to Tell (1977)
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