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Implicit person memory: Domain-general and domain-specific processes of learning and change

2021-10-18

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<p>In this chapter, we review implicit person memory: studies using implicit measures to examine how evaluations of and beliefs about individual human targets are acquired and how they shift in the face of new information. In doing so we distinguish between papers that have (a) used implicit person memory as a case study of relatively domain-general processes in the acquisition and change of implicit evaluations a...

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24fe7fc8-181d-5824-9a87-537df05cc531
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10.31234/osf.io/hqnfy
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