A schematic model of dispositional attribution in interpersonal perception.
@article{Reeder1979ASM, title={A schematic model of dispositional attribution in interpersonal perception.}, author={G. Reeder and M. Brewer}, journal={Psychological Review}, year={1979}, volume={86}, pages={61-79} }
Previous research on dispositional attribution has failed to take into account how the inference process may be affected by variations in schematic representation of dispositional attributes. A schema is denned here as a set of implicational links between dispositional levels and categories of relevant behaviors. Three general schemata are discussed—the partially restrictive schema, the hierarchically restrictive schema, and the fully restrictive schema—each having different implications for… CONTINUE READING
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