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Shared Reality in Intergroup Communication: Increasing the Epistemic Authority of an Out-Group Audience by Echterhoff, Gerald, Kopietz, René, Higgins, E. Tory

“…Communicators typically tune messages to their audience's attitude. Such audience tuning biases communicators' memory for the topic toward the audience's…”
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How Communication Goals Determine When Audience Tuning Biases Memory by Echterhoff, Gerald, Higgins, E. Tory, Kopietz, René, Groll, Stephan

“…After tuning their message to suit their audience's attitude, communicators' own memories for the original information (e.g., a target person's behaviors)…”
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Remembering the 2006 Football World Cup in Germany: Epistemic and social consequences of perceived memory sharedness by Kopietz, René, Echterhoff, Gerald

“…According to shared-reality theory, the sharing of memories satisfies the need for confident knowledge (an epistemic consequence) and belongingness (a…”
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When Do We Confuse Self and Other in Action Memory? Reduced False Memories of Self-Performance after Observing Actions by an Out-Group vs. In-Group Actor by Lindner, Isabel, Schain, Cécile, Kopietz, René, Echterhoff, Gerald

“…Observing another person performing an action can lead to a false memory of having performed the action oneself - the observation-inflation effect. In the…”
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Talking about visually perceived events: Communication effects on eyewitness memory by Hellmann, Jens H., Echterhoff, Gerald, Kopietz, René, Niemeier, Sarah, Memon, Amina

“…Communicators' tuning of a message about a social target to their audience's evaluation can shape their representation of the target. This audience‐tuning…”
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Audience-congruent biases in eyewitness memory and judgment: Influences of a co-witness' liking for a suspect by Kopietz, René, Echterhoff, Gerald, Niemeier, Sarah, Hellmann, Jens H, Memon, Amina

“…Investigates the influence of global biasing information, such as a co-witness' impression of a suspect, on eyewitness memory. 80 psychology students (mean age…”
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