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How long does it last The persistence of the eof ostracism in the socially anxious Catherine Boland Rick RichardsonUniversity of Sydney Australia This research was conducted in partial fullment of. BARGH New York University Received November 20 1989 Although considerable research has shown that stereotypes are used to form impressions of others other research shows that the effects of stereotypes can be attenuated or even eliminated by present MORELAND University of Pittsburgh AND ROBERT B ZAJONC University of Michigan Received December 3 1980 Two experiments explored the relationship between familiarity similarity and attraction In the first experiment subjects viewed photographs of face 523-541 (1992) Forewarning of Content and involvement: Consequences for Persuasion and Resistance to Persuasion HONG CHYI CHEN Grand Valley J. MOORE University of Michigan Received December 14. 21, f9-29 (1985) Apparent Impropriety and Procedural Fairness Judgments E. ALLAN LIND AND ROBIN I. LISSAK University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Received July 21, 1982 Variation in decision ma Effects of a Favor and Liking on Compliance’ DENNIS T. REGAN Cornell University A laboratory experiment was conducted to examine the effects of a Will receiving a favor make a person more the psychological justication of inequalityShannon K. McCoy, Brenda Major AbstractThe belief that status in society is based on merit is a central feature of the American Dream. This belief system jus Keywords:Retribution; Just deserts; Utility; Punishment; Decision making; Justice; Psychology; LawPunishment is a common and inescapable aspect ofdaily life; social behavior is often shaped by our use AbstractParticipants played a videogame in which they were required to make speeded shoot/don 19, 422-433 (1983) The Informational Basis of Social Judgments: Memory for Informative and Uninformative Arguments YAACOV SCHUL The Hebrew, Universiiy of Jerusalem AND EUGENE BURNSTEIN The Received ARTICLE IN PRESS Coping with disappointing outcomes: Retroactive pessimism and motivated inhibition of counterfactuals AbstractHaving failed to achieve a desired goal, people may use retroactive pessi was rst assessed,by asking participants to rate on 7-point happy (1975) Effects of Public and Private Deviancy on Compliance with a Request TERRANCE A. FILTER University of Michigan AND ALAN E. GROSS University of Missouri-St. Louis A confederate requester Al 14 389-397 1978 The Effect of Mere Presence on Social Facilitation An Unobtrusive Test HAZELMARKUS The University of Michigan Received August 8 1977 An unobstrusive experimental manipulation was used 402namely that complex actions (and for that matter decision processes) areis not necessarily so.is the assumption that action tendencies are repre-sentation is activated, accessible behavioral inform