Is Limited Information Processing Capacity the Cause of Social Stereotyping?

Penélope J. Oakes · John C. Turner

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(1990). Is Limited Information Processing Capacity the Cause of Social Stereotyping? European Review of Social Psychology: Vol. 1, European Review of Social Psychology, pp. 111-135.

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