Communicating stereotype-relevant information : How readily can people individuate?
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It is often suggested that people automatically form impression of target by using stereotypes. However, people can flexibly deploy different types of individuating processes, depending on the communicative context. We showed that people can individuate targets from their social category by communicating stereotype-inconsistent information (person-group individuation) when they are required to reproduce information about the targets; people can individuate targets from other individuals by communicating information that is distinctive about the targets (person-person individuation) when required to identify the targets. Participants' performance is unrelated to information memorability (Experiment 1), and not affected by time pressure (Experiment 2). Humans' adaptive capacity for individuation is discussed.
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