Galdi, Arcuri, and Gawronski

Galdi, Arcuri, and Gawronski refer to three influential scholars in the field of social psychology—Sandra Galdi, Simona Arcuri, and John F. Gawronski. Galdi and Arcuri are renowned for their research on the cognitive and motivational underpinnings of attitudes and beliefs, while Gawronski is renowned for his influential contributions to the understanding of ambivalent attitudes and cognitive-behavioral approaches to attitude measurement. Together, these scholars have contributed significantly to the field of social psychology, providing invaluable insights into how attitudes are formed and maintained in the context of social and cultural influences.