Handbook of Experimental Social Psychology

Edited by Chadly Stern, Associate Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychology, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA

• Contents1 Introduction to the Handbook of Experimental Social Psychology 1Chadly SternPART I ATTITUDES, MOTIVATION, AND GOALS2 Changing implicit and explicit attitudes and beliefs 8Xi Shen, Javier A. Granados Samayoa and Dolores Albarracín3 Looking at cognitive dissonance and motivational conflicts through thelens of the interplay between self-regulation and motivation 25Hodaya Levy-Schulman and Tali Kleiman4 Gaining while giving: why support-giving benefits health 42Sarah J. Dembling and Tristen K. Inagaki5 Morality 59Jesse GrahamPART II SOCIAL PERCEPTION AND JUDGMENT6 Revisiting the role of associative learning in attitude formation and change 79Anthony J. Maiolatesi, Arin Korkmaz and Melissa J. Ferguson7 Nonverbal behavior 102Cameo J.V. Brown, Jayme Stewart and Leanne ten Brinke8 The social perception of race and gender: cues, complexity, and questions 117Jasmine B. Norman, Paul H. White and Jacqueline M. Chen9 Perspective-taking and mental representations of others and oneself 135Austin J. Simpson and Andrew R. ToddPART III INTERPERSONAL AND INTRAPERSONAL PROCESSES10 Shared reality in interpersonal relationships 150Catalina Enestrom and Maya Rossignac-Milon11 The experience of authenticity 171Rebecca J. Schlegel, Matthew Vess and Joshua A. Hicks12 Cultural psychology 187Samantha Xiao Shang and Li-Jun Ji13 Social stigma and coping for people with pluralistic identities 205Zoey Eddy, Diana T. Sanchez and Sarah E. Gaither14 Expanding small group dynamics: bridging organizational sciences andsocial psychology 224Anita Blanchard and Jordan DuranPART IV INTERGROUP PROCESSES15 Racial diversity 243Cydney H. Dupree16 The social psychology of gender: from basic cognition to broad socialstructure 262Andrea C. Vial and Julia Spielmann17 Implicit intergroup bias 279Jeffrey To and Jordan Axt18 Economic inequality, racial stereotypes, and attitudes toward policiesaimed at mitigating inequality 296Jazmin L. Brown-Iannuzzi, Erin Cooley, Elizabeth Attick, RoshondaBissainthe and Nava CaluoriPART V INTERDISCIPLINARY AND TRANSLATIONAL APPROACHES INSOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY19 Intervention science 317Sherry Jueyu Wu20 How individuals navigate and mitigate intergroup conflicts: currentinsights and future directions 334Zhixu (Rick) Yang and Franki Y.H. Kung21 Political psychology 354Benjamin C. Ruisch22 Experimental approaches to psychology and law 374Yael Granot and Maia Barendregt

‘The Handbook of Experimental Social Psychology brings together leading experts to deliver clear, insightful, and forward-thinking overviews of foundational topics. It promises to be an exceptional resource, both for students beginning their journey into social psychology as well as for more established researchers looking to stay up to date with the latest developments in the field.’