The Social Psychology of Knowledge

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List of contributors Preface 1. The social psychology of knowledge: its scope and meaning Daniel Bar-Tal and Arie W. Kruglanski 2. From knowledge to cognition Carl F. Graumann 3. Knowledge and social process Kenneth J. Gergen 4. An ecological framework for establishing a dual-mode theory of social knowing Reuben M. Baron 5. A new perspective for social psychology Daniel Bar-Tal and Yoram Bar-Tal 6. Knowledge as a social psychological construct Arie W. Kruglanski 7. Understanding social knowledge: if only the data could speak for themselves Robert S. Wyer, Jr. and Thomas K. Srull 8. The concept of accuracy in social judgement Reid Hastie and Kenneth A. Rasinski 9. On the use of statistical and nonstatistical knowledge: a problem-solving approach Yaacov Trope and Zvi Ginossar 10. Dimensional versus information-processing approaches to social knowledge: the case of inconsistency management Patricia G. Devine and Thomas M. Ostrom 11. Context-driven social judgement and memory: when 'behaviour engulfs the field' in reconstructive memory E. Tory Higgins and Charles Stangor 12. Constructing the past: biases in personal memories Michael Ross and Cathy McFarland 13. Attitudes: a new look at an old concept Mark P. Zanna and John K. Rempel 14. Mental models of causal reasoning Joseph M. F. Jaspars (edited by Denis Hilton) 15. Causal attribution viewed from an information-processing perspective David L. Hamilton Indexes.

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