baseball players stopped leaving their gloves on the field in 1991.
baseball players stopped leaving their gloves on the field in 1991.
when did baseball players stop leaving their gloves on the field?
1991
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at the university of north carolina, heise began work on affect control theory, a cybernetic approach to impression management through interpersonal action. an oral presentation of the theory was given in 1972, an article on the theory was published in 1977, and a book, "understanding events", appeared in 1979. nimh research funding during the late 1970s supported data collection for a variety of graduate student projects related to affect control theory. the results of these projects were reported in a book, "analyzing social interaction", edited by heise and his student lynn smith-lovin. after heise moved to indiana university, he and his students, and others, continued work on impression formation and on affect control theory. heise expanded methods for measuring affective meanings to computer-assisted personal interviewing. he prepared programs in the java programming language to collect data over the internet, and to publish his computer simulation system for obtaining and examining predictions from affect control theory on the world wide web. heise summarized the multiple lines of research on affect control theory, delineated the theory's mathematical model, and provided a readable introduction to the theory in his 2007 book, "expressive order". he has discussed how affect control theory's computational model of emotional facial expressions can facilitate the creation of emoting machines (affective computing).
david r. heise