Basic and Applied Social Psychology, Volume 32, Issue 4 (2010)

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Basic and Applied Social Psychology, Volume 32, Issue 4 (2010)

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Need for Closure and the Social Response to Terrorism
Edward Orehek, Shira Fishman, Mark Dechesne, Bertjan Doosje, Arie W. Kruglanski, Angela P. Cole, Billie Saddler & Tarra Jackson
Pages: 279-290
Published online: 20 Nov 2010
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Cognitive Complexity and the Perception of Subtle Racism
Landon D. Reid & Rob Foels
Pages: 291-301
Published online: 20 Nov 2010
AbstractforCognitive Complexity and the Perception of Subtle Racism | Full Text | References | PDF (145.4 KB)
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Faking of the Implicit Association Test Is Statistically Detectable and Partly Correctable
Dario Cvencek, Anthony G. Greenwald, Anthony S. Brown, Nicola S. Gray & Robert J. Snowden
Pages: 302-314
Published online: 20 Nov 2010
AbstractforFaking of the Implicit Association Test Is Statistically Detectable and Partly Correctable | Full Text | References | PDF (379 KB)
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Mortality Salience and Perceptions of People with AIDS: Understanding the Role of Prejudice
Kristin W. Grover, Carol T. Miller, Sheldon Solomon, Russell J. Webster & Donald A. Saucier
Pages: 315-327
Published online: 20 Nov 2010
AbstractforMortality Salience and Perceptions of People with AIDS: Understanding the Role of Prejudice | Full Text | References | PDF (172.2 KB)
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Politicians and Trustworthiness: Acting Contrary to Self-Interest Enhances Trustworthiness
David J. Y. Combs & Peggy S. Keller
Pages: 328-339
Published online: 20 Nov 2010
AbstractforPoliticians and Trustworthiness: Acting Contrary to Self-Interest Enhances Trustworthiness | Full Text | References | PDF (120 KB)
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Physically Attractive Social Information Sources Lead to Increased Selective Exposure to Information
Peter Fischer, Julia K. Fischer, Nilüfer Aydin & Dieter Frey
Pages: 340-347
Published online: 20 Nov 2010
AbstractforPhysically Attractive Social Information Sources Lead to Increased Selective Exposure to Information | Full Text | References | PDF (170.3 KB)
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Balancing Causes and Consequences: The Magnitude-Matching Principle in Explanations for Complex Social Events
Anna P. Ebel-Lam, Leandre R. Fabrigar, Tara K. MacDonald & Sarah Jones
Pages: 348-359
Published online: 20 Nov 2010
AbstractforBalancing Causes and Consequences: The Magnitude-Matching Principle in Explanations for Complex Social Events | Full Text | References | PDF (156.1 KB)
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The Social Spotlight Increases Blindness to Change Blindness
Timothy J. Lawson
Pages: 360-368
Published online: 20 Nov 2010
AbstractforThe Social Spotlight Increases Blindness to Change Blindness | Full Text | References | PDF (124.9 KB)
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Naturalistic Fallacy Errors and Behavioral Science News: The Effects of Editorial Content and Cautions on Readers' Moral Inferences and Perceptions of Contributors
James Friedrich
Pages: 369-383
Published online: 20 Nov 2010
AbstractforNaturalistic Fallacy Errors and Behavioral Science News: The Effects of Editorial Content and Cautions on Readers' Moral Inferences and Perceptions of Contributors | Full Text | References | PDF (148 KB)
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