European Journal of Social Psychology: Vol 35, No 2

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Culture, essentialism, and agency: are individuals universally believed to be more real entities than groups?

Independence and nonindependence: A simple method for comparing groups using multiple measures and the binomial test

Hash browns for breakfast, baked potatoes for dinner: Changes in food attitudes as a function of motivation and context

Discounting and the role of the relation between causes

Mnemic neglect and self-threat: Trait modifiability moderates self-protection

Leadership and the management of conflicts in diverse groups: Why acknowledging versus neglecting subgroup identity matters

When political expertise moderates the impact of scandals on young adults' judgments of politicians

Let me count the ways in which I respect thee: does competence compensate or compromise lack of liking from the group?

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Biases in self-evaluation: moderating effects of attribute controllability

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Culture, essentialism, and agency: are individuals universally believed to be more real entities than groups?

Independence and nonindependence: A simple method for comparing groups using multiple measures and the binomial test

Hash browns for breakfast, baked potatoes for dinner: Changes in food attitudes as a function of motivation and context

Discounting and the role of the relation between causes

Mnemic neglect and self-threat: Trait modifiability moderates self-protection

Leadership and the management of conflicts in diverse groups: Why acknowledging versus neglecting subgroup identity matters

When political expertise moderates the impact of scandals on young adults' judgments of politicians

Let me count the ways in which I respect thee: does competence compensate or compromise lack of liking from the group?

Short Communications

Biases in self-evaluation: moderating effects of attribute controllability

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