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Susan Fiske is an American social psychologist whose research examines social cognition, stereotyping, prejudice, and interpersonal perception. With Amy Cuddy and Peter Glick, she developed the Stereotype Content Model, which organizes common group stereotypes along the dimensions of warmth and comp...
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Stereotype Content Model is highly influential and empirically productive in social cognition.
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Mahzarin R. Banaji is a social psychologist known for research on implicit cognition, stereotypes, attitudes, and social judgment. With Anthony Greenwald and Brian Nosek, she helped develop the Implicit Association Test, which measures the relative strength of associations between concepts through r...
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Implicit bias and IAT work are landmark, though measurement and predictive validity remain debated.
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Ziva Kunda was a social psychologist known for research on motivated reasoning, stereotyping, and social cognition. Her work showed how goals and preferences can influence which beliefs, memories, and inferential strategies people use, while remaining constrained by conclusions they can plausibly ju...
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Motivated reasoning work is highly influential and widely cited.
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Patricia G. Devine is an American social psychologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison whose research examines stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination. Her work distinguishes automatic activation of culturally learned stereotypes from the controlled responses people can use to reject them....
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Prejudice reduction and implicit bias intervention research are respected and practically important.
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Susan Fiske currently leads the Stereotyping results with a displayed score of 8.45/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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