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If you have decided to vote for a candidate because he has a nice smile, you are engaged in of information and probably are not listening to what is being said.
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organize information stored in memory, represent in our minds the way the social world operates, and give us a framework to recognize, categorize, and recall information such as how people differ from one another.
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Happy people form more impressions and make more positive judgments than people who are in a bad mood.
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"Love is blind" is an example of the .
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If you get an A on a test, you may think it is due to your hard work; but if you get a poor grade, it was an unfair test. This attribution about your behavior is influenced by the bias.





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