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Article #6Psychology Talk, 9/27/94
From: Norman Mitchell Eliaser
Date: Wed, 14 Sep 1994 15:22
Date: Wed, 14 Sep 1994 15:22
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Eliot R. Smith, Dept of Psychology, Purdue University "Use of affect-laden categories for multiply categorizable objects" Many social and nonsocial objects are members of multiple categories-- for example, a person can be categorized by age, gender, ethnicity, or social class, among others. Which category will perceivers use to guide inferences and behavior? New results suggest that categories toward which the perceiver has highly accessible affective reactions are more likely to be used. Tuesday, September 27, 1994 4:15 PM Swift 107 Reception to Follow -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Norman Eliaser <nme@nwu.edu> ---- Pick of the week: Circle Of Life (from "The Lion King")-Elton John -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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