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Fiske Social Cognition First Edition Small Cover
Social Cognition: From Brains to Culture
Susan T. Fiske, Princeton University
Shelley E. Taylor, University of California-Los Angeles

Table of Contents

Social Cognition, from Brains to Culture
1. Introduction

Basic Concepts in Social Cognition
2. Dual-Modes
3. Attention and encoding: What gets into our heads
4. Representation in Memory

Topics in Social Cognition: From Self to Society
5. Self
6. Causal Attribution Processes
7. Heuristics
8. Cognitive Approaches to Attitudes & Evaluations (in progress)
9. Stereotyping: A Central Topic in Social Cognition
10. Prejudice: Interplay of Cogntive and Affective Biases (in progress)
11. Mood & Emotions (in progress)
12. Behavior and cognition
13. Conclusion








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