| Description |
xii, 612 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm |
| Series |
Texts in social psychology |
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Texts in social psychology.
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| Contents |
Introduction : what does it mean to "know" something? -- 1. Naive realism : the construction of reality in the pursuit of social knowledge -- 2. Automaticity and control -- 3. Categories and category structure : how person memory illuminates impression formation processes -- 4. On schemas and cognitive misers : mental representations as the building blocks of impressions -- 5. Dual-process models -- 6. Attribution -- 7. Correspondence bias and spontaneous trait inferences -- 8. Shortcomings and biases in person perception -- 9. On perceptual readiness : chronic sources of judgmental influence -- 10. Temporary accessibility/priming effects : assimilation and contrast in impression formation -- 11. Stereotypes and expectancies -- 12. Control of stereotypes and expectancies -- 13. From the intra- to the interpersonal : bridging the gap from cognition to behavior |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 549-586) and indexes |
| Subject |
Social perception.
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| LC no. |
2004017501 |
| ISBN |
1593850867 hardcover |
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1593850859 paperback |
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