Social Perception from Individuals to Groups

Abstract

Part 1: Introduction. Social Perception from Individuals to Groups: An Introduction, J.W. Sherman, S.J. Stroessner. Dave and Me: A History of Our Collaboration, S.J. Sherman. Part 2: Perceiving Persons: Impression Formation. The Mental Representation of Persons, Events and Behavioral Mindsets. R.S. Wyer, Jr. Causes and Causal Attributions: Questions Raised by Dave Hamilton and Spontaneous Trait Inferences, J.S. Uleman. From Idiosyncratic Impressions to Distributed Impressions of Others: A Case for Collaborative Person Memory, L.Garcia-Marques, M. Vaz Garrido. Part 3: Perceiving Persons and Groups: Processes in Impression Formation and Stereotyping. When Literatures Collide: Synergies Between Stereotyping and Impression Formation, D.E. Carlston, E.D. Schneid. Variations on a Theme: Attentional Processes in Group and Individual Perception, J.W. Sherman, D.L.M. Sacchi, L. Huang. Two (or more?) Cognitive Approaches to Stereotype Formation: Biased or Reality-based?, R. Spears, W. Stroebe. Part 4: Perceiving Groups: Entitativity. Motivated Entitativity: When We'd Rather See the Forest Than the Trees, M.B. Brewer. Inferring Group Traits and Group Goals: A Unified Approach to Social Perception, S.J. Stroessner, C.S. Dweck. Generalization Processes in Collective Responsibility and Intergroup Conflict, B. Lickel, M. Onuki. Essentialism in Language: Plagiarizing David Hamilton, A. Maass, A. Carnaghi, T. Rakic.