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Zick Rubin (born 1944) is an American who was a social psychologist known for his studies of romantic love, and is now working as a publishing and copyright lawyer in Boston.
He invented Rubin's Scales of Liking and Loving, a scale of romantic attachment.
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- Zick Rubin,(1975) “Disclosing Oneself to a Stranger: Reciprocity and Its Limits,” Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 11: 233-60
- Rubin, Z & McNeil, E.B. (1983). The psychology of being human. Harper and Row ISBN 9780060443788 (4th Edition)
Other references[]
- Zick Rubin: "How the Internet Tried to Kill Me" New York Times, 2011/03/13