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Zusatztext "Social cognition and communication are intricately intertwined. Our thoughts are shaped by manifold of communications we receive from others with whom we shape the shared realities that lend meaning to our lives. This rare and truly important volume weaves together the strands of these fundamental processes as they manifest themselves in cutting edge research by leading investigators across the many domains where social cognition and communication interface. A fascinating read and a useful reference book for students and academics across the entire landscape of the social sciences" -- Arie W. Kruglanski! Ph.D.! University of Maryland! College Park "This topical volume features 18 cutting-edge chapters on the interplay between thought and language! or cognition and communication. The chapters cover topics ranging from cognition and communication in dyads to the socio-political implications of cognition and communication. Masterfully edited! this promises to be a landmark volume in both social psychology and communication. It is suitable for researchers! PhD students! and advanced undergraduates alike." -- Constantine Sedikides! Ph.D.! University of Southampton! United Kingdom Informationen zum Autor Joseph Paul Forgas! Scientia Professorat the Univeristy of New South Wales!Sydney! received his doctorate from the University of Oxford. His research investigates the role of affective processes in interpersonal behavior. He has published 24 books and over 200 articles and chapters. He received the Order of Australia! as well as the APS's Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award! the Humboldt Research Prize and is Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia! the American Psychological Society! the Society of Personality and Social Psychology and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Orsolya Vincze was educated at the University of Pécs and received her doctorate there. Since 2004 shehas beenan associate professor at the Institute of Psychology at the University of Pécs. She received the award for Best Young Researcher Workin 2007 from the Committee of the Hungarian Computational Linguistic Conference for developing the narrative content analytical algorithm of narrative psychological perspective. János László is scientific advisor and head of the Social Psychology Department at the Institute of Psychology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and a grauduate of Eötvös University! Budapest.He is also professor and chair of the Social Psychology Department at the University of Pécs. He was president of the National Doctoral Council in 2008-2010! where he is now honorary president. He is founding editor of the Journal of Cultural and Evolutionary Psychology. In 2011 he received the Award of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Klappentext Volume number appears erroneously on back cover Zusammenfassung This volume presents cutting-edge research from leading international scholars investigating the how language shapes our thinking, and how social cognitive processes, in turn, influence language production and communication. The diverse approaches include evolutionary, linguistic, cognitive and affective, as well as the empirical analysis of written and spoken narratives. Inhaltsverzeichnis I. Introduction Pennebaker, James W. & Chung, Cindy K, Counting little words in big data: the psychology of communities, culture and history. Giles, Howard & Gasiorek, J., Parameters of non-accommodation: refining and elaborating communication accommodation theory. Laszlo, J. & Ehmann, B., Narrative social psychology. Fiedler, K. & Mata, A., The art of exerting verbal influence through powerful lexical stimuli. II. Cognitive and affective influences on communication: Beukeboom, Camiel J., Mechanisms of linguistic bias: How words reflect and maintain stereotypic expectancies. Forgas, Joseph P., Feeling and speaking: affective influences on communication st...
