Stereotype Disconfirmation
Stereotype Disconfirmation is a psychological phenomenon within social cognition research wherein observed discrepancies between expected and actual attributes of a social group lead to the attenuation of preexisting stereotypic beliefs.
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The Motivated Processing of Political Arguments
Charles S. Taber, Damon M. Cann, Simona Kucsova · Political Behavior · 2008 · 450 citations
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University of Canterbury
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University of Mannheim
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Columbia University
New York, United States
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University of Wales
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Cardiff University
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Stony Brook University
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University of Dundee
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