David A. Kenny
March 22, 2021

Interpersonal Perception


This page serves as a gate to a tutorial on the topic of Interpersonal Perception.   Most of the content is taken from my 2020 book Interpersonal Perception: The Foundation of Social Relationships, and recent research on these topics. The book is a complete revision of my 1994 book Interpersonal Perception: A Social Relations Analysis. I would ask you not to cite any of the web pages in this tutorial but instead cite the 2020 book or the original source.

I suggest to begin with Nine Basic Questions .  All of these pages are currently being revised and updated.   I thank you for your patience and am hoping these pages will be completed by April 15.


Nine Basic Questions

 


Social Relations Model

 


Acquaintance and Traits

 

Assimilation

First Impressions

Consensus

 

The PERSON Model

 

Uniqueness

 

Reciprocity and Assumed Reciprocity

Target Accuracy

 

Assumed Similarity

 

Self-Other Agreement

Self-Perception: Other Topics

 

Metaperception & Meta-accuracy

Individual Differences in Accuracy

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To learn more about my 2020 book on interpersonal perception.

The Interpersonal Perception Wikipedia Page. This page needs updating! Why don't you do it?


These pages were originally designed by Matt Beloin in 2002 for the 1994 book. They were modified by David A. Kenny starting in 2016. Katherine Kenny assisted in creating graphics.


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