TENTATIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE CONFERENCE VOLUME
The Yin and Yang of Social Cognition:
Perspectives on the Social Psychology
of Thought Systems
(Edited by John T. Jost, Mahzarin R.
Banaji, & Deborah Prentice)
II. Attitudes,
persuasion, and social influence
Reception
and Yielding in Social Cognition and Persuasion
Values
and Evaluations
III. Information
processing, affect, and behavior
Asymmetries in Affect-Laden Information
Processing
Robert S. Wyer, University of
Illinois
Mahzarin R. Banaji, Yale University
The
Opposite of a Great Truth is also True: Reflections on Implicit Social Cognition
IV. Language
and the self-concept
Curtis Hardin, UCLA
On
the Pursuit of Self-Contradictions in Self-Theory
V. Stereotyping,
prejudice, and intergroup relations in society
Societal
Psychology: New Challenges and Lessons from the Past
György
Hunyady, Eötvös Lorand University, Budapest
Social Stereotypes and
Implicit Social Theory
The Common-Sense
Psychology of Changing Social Groups
John T. Jost, Stanford University
A Perspectivist Looks at the Past, Present, and (Perhaps)
the Future of Intergroup Relations: A Quixotic Defense of System Justification Theory
VI. Political
communication and mass media
Engineering Consent: The Renaissance of Mass Communications Research in Politics
VII. Theory
and meta-theory in social psychological science
Clapping with Both
Hands: Numbers, People, and Simultaneous Hypotheses
The Resting Parrot, the Dessert Stomach, and Other Perfectly Defensible Theories
Unified
Theory
The Eighth Koan of Progress in Social
Psychology:
A Variable Annointed as
Special Will Demand Special Treatment
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