Social Cognition: Understanding Self and Others (Texts in Social Psychology) Book

	Introduction : what does it mean to "know" something?	1
1	Naive realism : the construction of reality in the pursuit of social knowledge	21
2	Automaticity and control	66
3	Categories and category structure : how person memory illuminates impression formation processes	110
4	On schemas and cognitive misers : mental representations as the building blocks of impressions	153
5	Dual-process models	193
6	Attribution	233
7	Correspondence bias and spontaneous trait inferences	267
8	Shortcomings and biases in person perception	310
9	On perceptual readiness : chronic sources of judgmental influence	353
10	Temporary accessibility/priming effects : assimilation and contrast in impression formation	388
11	Stereotypes and expectancies	438
12	Control of stereotypes and expectancies	480
13	From the intra- to the interpersonal : bridging the gap from cognition to behavior	514