Implicit Psychology: An Introduction to Social Cognition

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“The first textbook expressly concerned with social cognition — how people come to know their social world. It is simultaneously the first concerned with implicit psychology — the largely unformulated theories or inferential rules that ordinary people use in understanding and predicting oneanother’s behavior. … This book earns very high marks. The material is organized beautifully. … The writing is informal and clear. … The author’s concern with the behavioral consequences of social cognition is laudable.” –Contemporary Psychology

• Author: Wegner Daniel M, Daniel M. Wegner, Robin R. Vallacher
• Publisher: Oxford University Press on Demand
• Published: 1977
• Pages: 326
• ISBN-13: 9780195022292