Research Handbook on Social Judgment

Edited by Justin F. Landy

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This comprehensive Research Handbook explores the state of the art of social judgment research. Leading and emerging scholars examine theoretical and methodological aspects of the field, including judgments of individuals, groups, and non-human social actors and social judgment in applied domains.

Keywords: Social Judgment; Impression Formation; Intergroup Bias; Stereotype Content; Moral Judgment; Social Cognition (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035332533
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction: The present and future of social judgment research

Justin F. Landy

Ch 2 The development of social judgment: Understanding others in the context of groups

Lisa Chalik

Ch 3 Neuroscientific methods in social judgment research: From static snapshots to dynamic processes

Peter Mende-Siedlecki and Leor M. Hackel

Ch 4 On the value of exploratory methods in social judgment research

Justin F. Landy and Kaylee E. Hamblen

Ch 5 Social judgment as a comparative process

Katja Corcoran

Ch 6 What's in a name? The impact of mind salience on legal decision making

Haya AlAssaf and Lasana T. Harris

Ch 7 Content dimensions of person perception: Morality takes the lead (over sociability and competence)

Simone Mattavelli and Marco Brambilla

Ch 8 Varieties of moral judgment: Thick and thin

William Jiménez-Leal and Sergio Barbosa

Ch 9 Egocentric biases in moral judgments of character and behavior

Konrad Bocian

Ch 10 The what, how, and why of moral character judgments

Justin F. Landy and Katherine L. Adriazola

Ch 11 Mental states: When they matter to moral judgments and when they don’t

Tom R. Kupfer, Daniel M. T. Fessler, Juan P. Arroyave, Christopher S. Kovel, Alex Lambert, Carlton Patrick, Harry Purser and Paul Troop

Ch 12 Group stereotypes: Their content, importance, correlation, and impact

Alex Koch, Johanna Woitzel, Russell Roberts, Austin Smith and Paul Connor

Ch 13 Measuring bias in intergroup judgment

Eliane Roy and Jordan R. Axt

Ch 14 How “real” are we? Judging ingroup entitativity

William J. Bingley and Katharine H. Greenaway

Ch 15 Folk judgments of animal moral standing

Jared Piazza

Ch 16 Brands as notable targets of social perception

Mansur Khamitov and Nicolas Kervyn

Ch 17 Artificial intelligence, artificial impressions? AI, social judgment, and human–machine communication

Austin J. Beattie and Riley J. Richards

Ch 18 Making sense of giving cents: Social evaluations in charitable giving

Kristina K. Castaneto and Lara B. Aknin

Ch 19 Social judgments of credibility and guilt in the criminal justice system

Alexander D. Perry, Amelia Mindthoff and Christian A. Meissner

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