Robert E. Sheriff is primarily known as an American psychologist and a pioneer in the field of psychology, especially notable for his work on the concept of "psychological stress." He developed the concept of "stress" in a psychological context, particularly focusing on the interaction between the individual and their environment. One of Sheriff’s key contributions is the development of the "social judgment theory," which explores how individuals perceive and evaluate social issues based on their beliefs and backgrounds.
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