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What does the Schema Concept Buy us?

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Social and Intergroup Psychology Social Representations and Identity Social Power and Status Dynamics

Abstract

Recent enthusiasm for the social schema concept has been accompanied by a wave of criticism. Skeptics argue that the concept is imprecise and nonfalsifiable, irrelevant to real social phenomena, and simply old wine in a new bottle. While finding elements of truth in each criticism, this article concludes that the strengths of the schema framework more than outweigh the liabilities associated with these criticisms.

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