Public Opinion¶
Lippmann, W. (1922). Public Opinion.
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- Stereotyping
- Stereotyping, a term Lippmann (1922) coined to describe the "pictures in our heads" that mediate social perception, is the cognitive process by which agents apply generalized category beliefs to individual members of that category, using simplified mental shortcuts that compress individual variation into categorical archetypes.
This sourceHarcourt, Brace and Company. Foundational coining of "stereotype" as a social-cognitive concept; introduces the metaphor of "pictures in our heads" mediating perception of social groups.
- Stereotyping, a term Lippmann (1922) coined to describe the "pictures in our heads" that mediate social perception, is the cognitive process by which agents apply generalized category beliefs to individual members of that category, using simplified mental shortcuts that compress individual variation into categorical archetypes.
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