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Book title: Social Cognition
Subtitle: From Brains to Culture
Authors: Fiske and Taylor
Edition: 4th edition and 3rd edition

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Chapter 1 - What is social cognition?
Chapter 2 - What are attribution processes?
Chapter 3 - Which role does attention and encoding play in social cognition?
Chapter 4 - How are mental representations stored in memory?
Chapter 5 - What role does the self play in social cognition?
Chapter 6 - What are attribution processes?
Chapter 7 - Which heuristics and shortcuts are distinguished within social cognition?
Chapter 8 - What is accurate and efficient social inference?
Chapter 9 - What are the cognitive structures of attitudes?
Chapter 10 - How does the cognitive processing of attitudes work?
Chapter 11 - What are the cognitive aspects of stereotyping?
Chapter 12 - What does the interplay of cognitive and affective biases mean?
Chapter 13 - How do you

What is social cognition? - Chapter 1 - Exclusive

What are attribution processes? - Chapter 2 - Exclusive

Which role does attention and encoding play in social cognition? - Chapter 3 - Exclusive

How are mental representations stored in memory? - Chapter 4 - Exclusive

What role does the self play in social cognition? - Chapter 5 - Exclusive

What are attribution processes? - Chapter 6 - Exclusive

Which heuristics and shortcuts are distinguished within social cognition? - Chapter 7 - Exclusive

What is accurate and efficient social inference? - Chapter 8 - Exclusive

What are the cognitive structures of attitudes? - Chapter 9 - Exclusive

How does the cognitive processing of attitudes work? - Chapter 10 - Exclusive

What are the cognitive aspects of stereotyping? - Chapter 11 - Exclusive

What does the interplay of cognitive and affective biases mean? - Chapter 12 - Exclusive

How do you go from social cognition to effect? - Chapter 13 - Exclusive

How do you go from affect to social cognition? - Chapter 14 - Exclusive

What is the relationship between behavior and cognition? - Chapter 15 - Exclusive

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What is social cognition and which place does it have in psychology? - ExamTests 1
What are the dual modes in social cognition? - ExamTests 2
Which role does attention and encoding have in social cognition? - ExamTests 3
How are certain events stored in your memory and what is the role of its mental representation? - ExamTests 4
What is 'the self' in social cognition? - ExamTests 5
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Summary with the 3rd edition of Social Cognition: From Brains to Culture by Fiske & Taylor

What is social cognition and which place does it have in psychology? - Chapter 1
What are the dual modes in social cognition? - Chapter 2
Which role does attention and encoding have in social cognition? - Chapter 3
How are certain events stored in your memory and what is the role of its mental representation? - Chapter 4
What is 'the self' in social cognition? - Chapter 5
What are attribution processes? - Chapter 6
Which shortcuts can be distinguished in social cognition? - Chapter 7
What does accuracy and efficiency in social inference mean? - Chapter 8
What are the cognitive structures of attitudes? - Chapter 9
How does the cognitive processing of attitudes work? - Chapter 10
What are the cognitive aspects of stereotyping? - Chapter 11

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What is social cognition and which place does it have in psychology? - Bulletpoints 1
What are the dual modes in social cognition? - Bulletpoints 2
Which role does attention and encoding have in social cognition? - Bulletpoints 3
How are certain events stored in your memory and what is the role of its mental representation? - Bulletpoints 4
What is 'the self' in social cognition? - Bulletpoints 5
What are attribution processes? - Bulletpoints 6
Which shortcuts can be distinguished in social cognition? - Bulletpoints 7
What does accuracy and efficiency in social inference mean? - Bulletpoints 8
What are the cognitive structures of attitudes? - Bulletpoints 9
How does the cognitive processing of attitudes work? - Bulletpoints 10
What are the cognitive aspects of stereotyping? - Bulletpoints 11
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