| 內容註: |
Social contextual influences on attitude-behavior correspondence, attitude change, and persuasion / Michael A. Hogg and Deborah J. Terry -- Role of moral norm in the attitude-behavior relation/ Anthony S.R. Manstead -- Subjective expected utility-based attitude-behavior models : the utility of self-identity / Paul Sparks -- Theory of attitudes, subjective norms, and private versus collective self-concepts/ David Trafimow -- Attitude-behavior relations : social identity and group membership / Deborah J. Terry, Michael A. Hogg, and Katherine M. White -- Pluralistic ignorance and inconsistency between private attitudes and public behaviors/ Dale T. Miller, Beno緅t Monin, Deborah A. Prentice -- Where does the behavior come from in attitude-behavior relations? : toward a connectionist model of behavior generation/ Yoshihisa Kashima and Virginia Lewis -- Impact of group membership on persuasion : revisiting "who says what to whom with what effect?" / Diane M. Mackie and Sarah Queller -- Group norms, prototypicality, and persuasion/ Daan van Knippenberg -- Identity and persuasion : an elaboration likelihood approach / Monique A. Fleming and Richard E. Petty -- Altercasting as an influence tactic / Anthony Pratkanis -- Cognitive dissonance and the social group/ Joel Cooper and Jeff Stone -- Social influence and identity conflict / Juan Manuel Falomir, Gabriel Mugny, and Juan Antonio P歋rez -- Perceived impact of persuasive messages on "us" and "them" / Julie M. Duck, Michael A. Hogg, and Deborah J. Terry. |