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From Vienna to New York

American businesses suddenly needed to understand and channel the desires of consumers. And Dichter—well, he ¡°made their heads explode¡±, says Mr Samuel.
A 31-year-old Jewish psychologist fleeing Hitler¡¯s rise in Europe, Dichter came to New York with his wife Hedy and $100 in his pocket. The city was suddenly full of fellow Austrian Jewish PhDs with the help of Paul Lazarsfeld, his former statistics teacher, Dichter quickly got a job at a market-research firm in Manhattan. Dichter is credited with popularising motivational research, yet it was Lazarsfeld who first discovered the value of qualitative research based on lengthy interviews. He understood the psychological roots of consumer decisions, but he remained wedded to finding statistical proof for his theories, and went on to found Columbia University¡¯s Bureau of Applied Social Research.
Dichter saw this as ¡°naive empiricism¡± and decided to venture off on his own. A gifted self-promoter, he saw the city as a welcoming place for a young man with big ideas about subliminal desires, sex and sales.
In 1939 he wrote to six big American companies, introducing himself as ¡°a young psychologist from Vienna¡± with ¡°some interesting new ideas which can help you be more successful, effective, sell more and communicate better.¡± Mindful of Freud¡¯s nascent appeal on Madison Avenue, he emphasised that in Vienna they had lived on the same street. (Dichter had studied psychoanalysis in Austria, but with Alfred Adler and Wilhelm Stekel, not Freud himself.) With help from Lazarsfeld, he heard back from four companies. Having secured these contracts, Dichter came up with the concepts that would make him famous.

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