Social cognition
Social cognition
Social cognition refers to the ways by which a person interprets and analyzes the information received about his social world, remembers them and uses them according to his needs.
According to Taylor, Peplau and Sears
"The study of how a person makes inferences from social information in the environment is called social cognition. ,"
According to Reber and Reber
"Social cognition focuses on how a person perceives, interprets, thinks about, and interprets the actions of others and himself."
In social cognition the individual reaches a particular decision about the social environment on the basis of the information used.
In social cognition, a person makes social judgments about other persons, social groups, social roles and the feelings arising in himself in a social situation.
In social cognition, a person receives information from his social world and interprets and analyzes it.
Tries to understand the social environment using these elements of social cognition
- Schema
- Attention or attention
- Encoding
- Recovery
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