Contents: Preface. G.V. Bodenhausen, C.N. Macrae, Stereotype Activation and Inhibition. D. Abrams, B. Masser, Context and the Social Self-Regulation of Stereotyping: Perception, Judgment, and Behavior. P.G. Devine, Beyond the Isolated Social Perceiver: Why Inhibit Stereotypes? A. Dijksterhuis, A. van Knippenberg, Inhibition, Aberdeen, and Other Cloudy Subjects. R.H. Fazio, Further Evidence Regarding the Multiple Category Problem: The Roles of Attitude Accessibility and Hierarchical Control. D. Kobrynowicz, M. Biernat, Considering Correctness, Contrast, and Categorization in Stereotyping Phenomena. A.J. Lambert, A.L. Chasteen, S. Khan, J. Manier, Rethinking Some Assumptions About Stereotype Inhibition: Do We Need to Correct Our Theories About Correction? A. Liberman, L.S. Newman, S. Chaiken, Rethinking the Role of Facilitation and Inhibition in Stereotyping. D. Operario, S.A. Goodwin, S.T. Fiske, Power Is Everywhere: Social Control and Personal Control Both Operate at Stereotype Activation, Interpretation, and Response. L.D. Reid, R.S. Wyer, Jr., Stereotype Suppression in a Social Context. C. Stangor, E.P. Thompson, T.E. Ford, An Inhibited Model of Stereotype Inhibition. S.J. Stroessner, Varieties of Inhibition in Social Stereotyping. N.A. Wyer, D.L. Hamilton, The Balance Between Excitation and Inhibition in Stereotype Use. G.V. Bodenhausen, C.N. Macrae, On Social Judgment and Social Justice: Further Reflections on Stereotyping and Its Avoidance.