David Heise is a past editor of Sociological Methodology and of Sociological Methods & Research. His methodological research ranges from issues in quantitative modeling to computer applications in qualitative research. His social psychological research focuses on the affective and logical foundations of social interaction - in particular, the perspectives that he founded: Affect Control Theory and Event Structure Analysis. Heise's publications include the books: Causal Analysis, Understanding Events, and Analyzing Social Interaction. He has written encyclopedia articles on Affect Control Theory and Impression Formation, Qualitative Models, and Theories of Social Measurement.
David Heise is a past editor of Sociological Methodology and of Sociological Methods & Research. His methodological research ranges from issues in quantitative modeling to computer applications in qualitative research. His social psychological research focuses on the affective and logical foundations of social interaction - in particular, the perspectives that he founded: Affect Control Theory and Event Structure Analysis. Heise's publications include the books: Causal Analysis, Understanding Events, and Analyzing Social Interaction. He has written encyclopedia articles on Affect Control Theory and Impression Formation, Qualitative Models, and Theories of Social Measurement.
Heise's Java programming is on the web at http://www.indiana.edu/~socpsy/ACT/interact/JavaInteract.html.
Affective Development, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Simulation, Culture, Cybernetics, Modeling
