Preface

PART I: EMERGING PROBLEMS IN SOCIAL JUDGMENT RESEARCH

Theory and Research on Person Impression Formation: A Look to the Future

Robert S. Wyer, Jr.

Alan J. Lambert

Thomas Lee Budesheim

Deborah H Gruenfeld

Attitudes as Temporary Constructions

Timothy D. Wilson

Sara D. Hodges

Unconscious Sources of Subjectivity and Suffering: Is Consciousness the Solution?

E. Tory Higgins

John A. Bargh

PART II: RESEARCH SUPPORTING NEW ASSUMPTIONS

The Role of Exemplars in Social Judgment

Eliot R. Smith

Cognitive Phenomenology: Feelings and the Construction of Judgment

Gerald L. Core

The Influence of Mood State on Judgment and Action: Effects on Persuasion, Categorization, Social Justice, Person Perception, and Judgmental Accuracy

Robert C. Sinclair

Melvin M. Mark

Beyond Accessibility: The Role of Processing Objectives in Judgment

Leonard L. Martin

John W. Achee

Constructing Reality and Its Alternatives: An Inclusion/Exclusion Model of Assimilation and Contrast Effects in Social Judgment

Norbert Schwarz

Herbert Bless

PART III: TOWARD THEORETICAL INTEGRATION

The Different Routes to Social Judgments: Experiential versus Informational Strategies

Fritz Strack

The Role of Beliefs and Feelings in Guiding Behavior: The Mismatch Model

Murray G. Millar

Abraham Tesser

Impression Formation and the Modular Mind: The Associated Systems Theory

Donald E. Carlston

Author Index

Subject Index