How are automatic inferences encoded? Evidence from conscious and nonconscious impression formation

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How are automatic inferences encoded? Evidence from conscious and nonconscious impression formation. / McCulloch, Kathleen; Hassin, Ran R.
2004. Paper presented at Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference , San Antonio , United States.

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McCulloch, K & Hassin, RR 2004, 'How are automatic inferences encoded? Evidence from conscious and nonconscious impression formation', Paper presented at Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference , San Antonio , United States, 24/02/11.

McCulloch, K., & Hassin, R. R. (2004). How are automatic inferences encoded? Evidence from conscious and nonconscious impression formation. Paper presented at Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference , San Antonio , United States.

McCulloch K, Hassin RR. How are automatic inferences encoded? Evidence from conscious and nonconscious impression formation. 2004. Paper presented at Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference , San Antonio , United States.

McCulloch, Kathleen ; Hassin, Ran R. / How are automatic inferences encoded? Evidence from conscious and nonconscious impression formation. Paper presented at Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference , San Antonio , United States.

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