Part 3: Social Cognition, Bias and Priming

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Preface
How this Book Came to Be
How to Use this Book
Introduction
Scientific Research in Social Psychology
Part 1: Foundations of Social Psychology
1 Pygmalion Effect
2 Cognitive Dissonance
3 Implicit Association Test and Attitudes
4 Ego Depletion
5 Feeling the Future
Part 2: Social Influence, Groups and Prosocial Behavior
6 Conformity
7 Obedience to Authority
8 Social Loafing (Ringelmann Effect)
9 Social Facilitation
10 Pretty Privilege: Stereotypes as Self-Fulfilling Prophecies
11 Minimal Group Effect
12 Stanford Prison Experiment
13 Stereotype Threat
14 Intergroup Contact Theory
15 Bystander Effect
16 Social Heuristics Hypothesis
Part 3: Social Cognition, Bias and Priming
17 False Consensus Effect
18 Facial Feedback Hypothesis
19 Heat Priming-Hostile Perception Effect
20 Florida Priming Effect
21 Hot Coffee Effect
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Part 3: Social Cognition, Bias and Priming

This part of the book addresses how the social context influences our cognition, the way we think. It comprises five chapters:

False Consensus Effect
Facial Feedback Hypothesis
Heat Priming-Hostile Perception Effect
Florida Priming Effect
Hot Coffee Effect

16 Social Heuristics Hypothesis

17 False Consensus Effect

Open Social Psychology

Edited by Rima-Maria Rahal