Flexible use of source information: Processing components of the inconsistency effect in person memory

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The impact of social expectancies on person memory is investigated using a source-recognition paradigm. The results support a model of flexible use of source information, demonstrate the importance of source memory, and of assessing it separately from item recognition and reconstructive guessing.

United States, Paradigms (Social sciences), Recognition (Psychology), Recognition (Memory)

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Crossed categorization and stereotyping: structural analyses, effect patterns, and dissociative effects of context relevance

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A study was conducted, with a new method of "Who said what?" paradigm, to investigate the social categorization and non-evaluative stereotype application in crossed categorization. The results revealed on current models of category-based impression formation and inter-group perception.

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It's in the mind of the beholder: the impact of stereotypic associations on category-based and individualizing impression formation

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The influence of individual differences in the strength of stereotypic association on category-based and individuating impression formation is investigated. Implications for the relations between categorization, stereotyping, and individuation are discussed.

Impression formation (Psychology)

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