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Author Archives: Tim Kasser

Ph.D., Psychology, 1994, University of Rochester.
M.A., Psychology, 1990, University of Rochester.
B.A., Psychology with Honors, summa cum laude, 1988, Vanderbilt University.

CHOICE Outstanding Academic Book, for The High Price of Materialism, American Library Association, 2002.

Philip Green Wright / Lombard College Prize for Distinguished Teaching, 2000.

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Children, Commercialism, and Environmental Sustainability

AvatarAvatarAvatar by Tim Kasser, Tom Crompton and Susan Linn February 22, 2016

It is a typical Saturday afternoon at the mall for Mr. Smith and his children. As he wheels his 20-month-old son through the drugstore, the toddler spots a familiar face prominently displayed on the juice boxes. “Elmo, Elmo!” the child shouts. Mr. Smith tries to move swiftly on, but his seven-year-old son keeps tugging at […]

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Values and the Next Generation

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The Deadline Script in Environmental Communications

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