Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... judgments bias our perceptions and interpretations , so after - the - fact judgments bias our recall . For example , people whose attitudes have been changed will often deny that they have been influenced ; they will insist that how ...
... judgments bias our perceptions and interpretations , so after - the - fact judgments bias our recall . For example , people whose attitudes have been changed will often deny that they have been influenced ; they will insist that how ...
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... JUDGMENTS Clinical psychologists struggle to make accurate judgments , recommendations , and predictions in any number of real situations : Is Susan suicidal ? Should John be committed to a mental hospital ? If released , will Tom be a ...
... JUDGMENTS Clinical psychologists struggle to make accurate judgments , recommendations , and predictions in any number of real situations : Is Susan suicidal ? Should John be committed to a mental hospital ? If released , will Tom be a ...
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... judgment . MAKING CLINICAL JUDGMENTS From their studies of how people form judgments and misjudgments of others , social psychologists reveal how judgments , recommendations , and predictions can be led astray . As we judge others , we ...
... judgment . MAKING CLINICAL JUDGMENTS From their studies of how people form judgments and misjudgments of others , social psychologists reveal how judgments , recommendations , and predictions can be led astray . As we judge others , we ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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