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Exploring the boundary between fiction and reality

Authors: Prentice, DA Gerrig, RJ

Citation: Da. Prentice et Rj. Gerrig, Exploring the boundary between fiction and reality, DUAL-PROCESS THEORIES IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1999, pp. 529-546

Motives and modes of processing in the social influence of groups

Authors: Wood, W

Citation: W. Wood, Motives and modes of processing in the social influence of groups, DUAL-PROCESS THEORIES IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1999, pp. 547-570

The social contingency model - Identifying empirical and normative boundary conditions on the error-and-bias portrait of human nature

Authors: Tetlock, PE Lerner, JS

Citation: Pe. Tetlock et Js. Lerner, The social contingency model - Identifying empirical and normative boundary conditions on the error-and-bias portrait of human nature, DUAL-PROCESS THEORIES IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1999, pp. 571-585

On the relationship between social and cognitive modes of organization

Authors: Baron, RM Misovich, SJ

Citation: Rm. Baron et Sj. Misovich, On the relationship between social and cognitive modes of organization, DUAL-PROCESS THEORIES IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1999, pp. 586-605

Dualities and continua - Implications for understanding perceptions of persons and groups

Authors: Hamilton, DL Sherman, SJ Maddox, KB

Citation: Dl. Hamilton et al., Dualities and continua - Implications for understanding perceptions of persons and groups, DUAL-PROCESS THEORIES IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1999, pp. 606-626

When do decent people blame victims? The differing effects of the explicit/rational and implicit/ experiential cognitive systems

Authors: Lerner, MJ Goldberg, JH

Citation: Mj. Lerner et Jh. Goldberg, When do decent people blame victims? The differing effects of the explicit/rational and implicit/ experiential cognitive systems, DUAL-PROCESS THEORIES IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1999, pp. 627-640

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