Michael J. Apter
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Michael J. Apter is a research psychologist who has worked in the area of motivation. He developed reversal theory. He is currently a visiting researcher at Georgetown University.
Dr. Apter is founder and director of Apter International, which is a worldwide management consultancy company.
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Biographical information
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Education
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He has a doctorate from Bristol University (U.K.). While working for his doctorate he spent a year at Princeton and a year at King’s College London, as well as a term at Oxford.
Positions
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He taught at the University of Wales, Cardiff for twenty years. He has been a visiting professor at Purdue, Northwestern, Chicago and Yale, and has held visiting positions in Canada, Spain, Norway, Belgium and France.
Main areas of interest
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He edited one of the first books on computers and psychology with George Westby[1]
Funded grants
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Honors
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He is a Fellow of the British Psychological Society and a Life Fellow of the Netherlands Institute of Advanced Studies.
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Association affiliations
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See also
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Publications
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Books
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- Apter, M.J. (1982) The experience of motivation: The theory of psychological reversals.London and New York: Academic Press.
- Apter, M.J. (Ed.) (2001) Motivational Styles in Everyday Life: A Guide to Reversal Theory. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association.ISBN: 1-55798-739-4
- Apter, M.J. (2005) Personality Dynamics: Key Concepts in Reversal Theory. Loughborough, U.K.: Apter International Ltd.
Book Chapters
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Papers
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- Apter, M.J.(2003) On a certain blindness in modern psychology. The Psychologist,16(9), 474-475.Full text
- Apter, M.J.(1997). Reversal Theory - What Is It? A theory overview. The Psychologist Vol 10, Number 5.Full text
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