Previous research does not inform us if exposure to positive outgroup exemplars is sufficient
to explain the observed prejudice reduction effect of extended contact or if interaction with …

A meta-analysis that included more than 1,100 effect sizes tested the predictions of three
theoretical perspectives that explain evaluative extremity in social judgment: complexity …

Exposure to diverse perspectives is helpful for bursting the filter bubble in online public
video platforms. The recent advancement of Large Language Models (LLMs) illuminates the …

Medical artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to deliver worldwide access to healthcare.
Through three experimental studies with Chinese and American participants, we tested how …

In order to form an impression of the traits, views, and competencies of election candidates,
voters often draw on existing stereotypes about their identities and characteristics, such as …

In this chapter the relation between personal and social identity salience and perceived
group variability is analysed. The hypothesis is proposed that the out-group homogeneity …

As social robots will likely be central to future human-robot interactions at work, we assess
hiring decisions for social robots as a natural first step prior to their integration into …

Social categories provide an essential tool for simplifying and making sense of the complex
social environment in which we live. By assigning others to various social categories (eg …

Despite growing scholarly attention to what determines effective corporate social
responsibility (CSR) communication, consumers' limited awareness of and attention to CSR …

This introductory social psychology text addresses the core knowledge domains of the
subject, with key chapters on understanding identities, attribution theory, attitudinal research …