| Social Cognition 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Affective determinants of counterfactual thinking. | Sociology and social work | Roese, Neal J., Hur, Taekyun |
| Beyond general arousal: effects of specific emotions on memory. | Sociology and social work | Levine, Linda J., Burgess, Stewart L. |
| Bringing partiality to light: question wording and choice as indicators of bias. | Sociology and social work | Semin, Gun R., Poot, Christianne J. de |
| Color as an environmental processing cue: external affective cues can directly affect processing strategy without affecting mood. | Sociology and social work | Sinclair, Robert C., Mark, Melvin M., Soldat, Alexander S. |
| Conditional probability may be a flawed measure of associative strength. | Sociology and social work | Skowronski, John, Welbourne, Jennifer |
| Hidden emotions: preschooler's knowledge of appearance-reality and emotion display rules. | Sociology and social work | Banerjee, Mita |
| Individual differences in the spontaneous construal of behaviour: idiocentrism and the automatization of the trait inference process. | Sociology and social work | Newman, Leonard S., Duff, Kimberley J. |
| Motivation, attention, and judgment: a natural sample spaces account. | Sociology and social work | Fazio, Russell H., Gavanski, Igor, McMullen, Matthew N. |
| Predicting the display of personality traits: actor/observer differences in the accessibility and utilization of evidence. | Sociology and social work | Johnson, Joel T., Boyd, Kenneth R. |
| Rationality vs. accuracy of social judgment. | Sociology and social work | Wright, Jack C., Drinkwater, Matthew |
| Refining sex-role spillover theory: the role of gender subtypes and harasser attributions. | Sociology and social work | Borgida, Eugene, Burgess, Diana |
| Stereotype suppression and recognition memory for stereotypical and nonstereotypical information. | Sociology and social work | Sherman, Jeffrey W., Stroessner, Steven J., Loftus, Shay T., Deguzman, Glenn |
| The fantasy, ideal, and ought selves: content, relationships to mental health, and functions. | Sociology and social work | Zigler, Edward, Bybee, Jane, Luthar, Suniya, Merisca, Rolande |
| The functional independence of trait and behavioural self-knowledge: methodological considerations and new empirical findings. | Sociology and social work | Sherman, Jeffrey W., Klein, Stanley B., Babey, Susan H. |
| The implications of success for hierarchically and partially restrictive ability dimensions. | Sociology and social work | Trafimow, David |
| When strong evidence has less impact than weak evidence: bias, adjustment, and instructions to ignore. | Sociology and social work | Schul, Yaacov, Goren, Harel |
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