… In §4 we evaluate (1.1) directly for (j>equal to the dipole-dipole interaction (Smith & Perram
1975) and derive the same result from (1.4) by considering dipoles and limits of charge pairs. …

… Devos, & ER Smith, 2000; ER Smith, 1993) holds that intergroup emotions are experienced
by individuals when they identify with a social group, making the group part of the …

Motivated by the desire to explain how Americans perceive and evaluate inequality and
related programs and policies, the authors conducted a national survey of beliefs about social …

… For example, Black subjects did not differ from Whites in their categorization speeds in
our one study that involved Black subjects (Zárate & Smith, 1990, Experiment 1), but this …

The problem of calculating electrostatic energies in large, finite and arbitrarily shaped pieces
of ionic crystal is analysed. The electrostatic energy of a unit cell of the crystal deep within …

Publisher Summary This chapter discusses social identity and social emotions. Specific
stereotypic beliefs may be positive or negative in evaluative tone, and may be thought to …

INTRODUCTION Since its beginnings, social psychology has emphasized the role of mental
representations and memory, as well as interpersonal and group interaction, in social …

Aspects of people's identification with groups may be understood by borrowing theoretical
ideas and measurement strategies from research on attachment in close relationships. People …

… There is evidence that people generally combine multiple knowledge structures as well (Carlston
& Smith, in press). For example, retrieval of a memory may be influenced by general …

… of specific group-based emotions posited by ER Smith’s (1993, 1999; ER Smith & Ho, in press)
… designed to provide empirical support for Smith’s (1993, 1999; ER Smith & Ho, in press) …