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Social Cognition is the study of how
people think about themselves and the social world; more specificly, how people select, interpret, remember, and use social
information to make judgements and decisions. (Social Psychology, Aronson,
Pearson, 2007)
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In
general, society attempts to analyze humanity as precisely as possible; however, the instant the social world realizes that
an individual is affiliated with a specific group, they involuntarily and inadvertently believe they acquire certain characteristics
and qualities.
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