What's social about social cognition?: research on socially shared cognition in small groups/
edited by Judith L. Nye, Aaron M. Brower.
- London: SAGE, 1996.
- xxxiii, 398 p. ; 23 cm.
1. Management of Information in Small Groups Gwen M. Wittenbaum and Garold Stasser 2. Salient Group Memberships and Persuasion: The Role of Social Identity in the Validation of Beliefs S. Alexander Haslam, Craig McGarty, and John C. Turner 3. Socially Shared Cognition at Work: Transactive Memory and Group Performance Richard L. Moreland, Linda Argote, and Ranjani Krishnan 4. Social Behavior and Social Cognition: A Parallel Process Approach Miles L. Patterson 5. Heuristic-Based Biases in Estimations of Personal Contributions to Collective Endeavors Donelson R. Forsytb and Karl N. Kelley 6. Eollowers' Perceptions of Group Leaders: The Impact of Recognition-Based and Inference-Based Processes Judith L. Nye and Leo G. Simonetta 7. Perceptual Sets and Stimulus Values: The Social Relations Model in Group Psychotherapy Marianne E. Johnson and Robert A. Neimeyer 8. Social Cognition and Self-Concept: A Socially Contextualized Model of Identity Daphna Oyserman and Martin J. Packer 9. The Phenomenology of Being in a Group: Complexity Approaches to Operationalizing Cognitive Representation Brian Mullen, Drew Rozell, and Craig Johnson 10. The Contact Hypothesis: The Role of a Common Ingroup Identity on Reducing Intergroup Bias Among Majority and Minority Group Members Samuel L. Gaertner, Mary C. Rust, John E Dovidio, Betty A. Bachman, and Phyllis A. Anastasio 11. Emphasizing the Social Nature of Groups in a Developmental Framework Stephen Worchel 12. "Social" Cognition and Social Cognition; From the Subjective to the Intersubjective William lakes and Richard Gonzalez Part V: Discussion of the Chapters 13. What Is Social About Social Cognition Research? Judith L. Nye and Aaron M. Brower