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Herbert A. Simon(1916)

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Economics

Herbert A. Simon is a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economics (1978) from United States. They have received 3 major awards in total. Their primary field is Economics. They were educated at University of Chicago. They have been affiliated with Carnegie Mellon University.

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Draper Prize (1993)Nobel Prize in Economics (1978)Turing Award (1975)

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Major Awards

892

Publications

176,103

Citations

163

h-index

445

i10-index

197.4

Avg Citations/Paper

Awards & Recognition

Draper Prize Carnegie Mellon University

1993

Nobel Prize in Economics Carnegie Mellon University

1978

Turing Award Carnegie Mellon University

1975

Most Cited Works

Top publications by citation count

2 Introduction to the Second Edition

Explorations in Organizations(2008)

citations

Significant Samples : The Psychological Study of Eminent Individuals

(2004)

citations

How to Study Thinking in Everyday Life: Contrasting Think-Aloud Protocols With Descriptions and Explanations of Thinking

Mind, Culture, and Activity(1998)

658

citations

Context effects in letter perception: comparison of two theories.

Psychology Review(1988)

citations

Protocol Analysis: Verbal Reports as Data

(1984)

7,770

citations

Verbal reports as data.

Psychological Review(1980)

4,627

citations

Phenomenological reports as data

Behavioral and Brain Sciences(1979)

citations

Distinguished Scientific Contribution Awards for 1974

(1975)

citations

Psychological Review Verbal Reports as Data

citations

Recent Publications

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2 Introduction to the Second Edition

Explorations in Organizations2008

0citations

Significant Samples : The Psychological Study of Eminent Individuals

2004

62citations

How to Study Thinking in Everyday Life: Contrasting Think-Aloud Protocols With Descriptions and Explanations of Thinking

Mind, Culture, and Activity1998

658citations

Context effects in letter perception: comparison of two theories.

Psychology Review1988

78citations

Open Access

Protocol Analysis: Verbal Reports as Data

1984

7,770citations

Verbal reports as data.

Psychological Review1980

4,627citations

Phenomenological reports as data

Behavioral and Brain Sciences1979

0citations

Distinguished Scientific Contribution Awards for 1974

1975

1citations

Psychological Review Verbal Reports as Data

0citations

External Profiles

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Publications & Citations

Publications & Citations

Career Path

Award progression over time

1975

Turing Award Carnegie Mellon University

1978

Nobel Economics Carnegie Mellon University

1993

Draper Prize Carnegie Mellon University

Apex Elite Prestigious

Co-winners

Shared the same award in the same year

Education

University of Chicago

Doctoral Advisors

Edward Feigenbaum Allen NewellYuji IjiriMark S. FoxRichard E. KorfPat LangleyRobert Kendall LindsayHarry E. PopleRichard CaruanaWei-Min ShenLarry H. ReekerJulian FeldmanFerdinand Katz LevyShmuel UrInderpal S BhandariDavid S. BréeSung Deuk HahmHarold LasswellHenry Schultz