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Leon Festinger (1957) published the theory of cognitive dissonance that describes the concept of 'cognitive dissonance' as a psychological state in which an individual’s cognitions are at odds. Festinger's theory postulates that individuals, when presented with evidence contrary to their worldview, experience cognitive dissonance. Kowol (n.d) identified cognitive dissonance as pressure of an ...
[DOC File]What Is Cognitive Dissonance
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In 1957, Leon Festinger published a theory of cognitive dissonance, which has changed the way psychologists look at decision-making and behavior.[1] At its heart, cognitive dissonance theory is rather simple. It begins with the idea of cognitions. Cognitions are simply bits of knowledge. They can pertain to any variety of thoughts, values, facts, or emotions. For instance, the fact that I like ...
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Leon Festinger (1957) proposed that people seek consistency so they will engage in ways to reduce the dissonance felt. Seek new information. Change cognitive aspect of attitudes. Misinterpret information. Change cognitive aspects of attitude. Find social support. Reduce dissonance by changing behaviour. Play down the importance of the causes of cognitive dissonance . Changing factors in the ...
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Psychology studies such as those of Leon Festinger (1957) and his theory of . cognitive dissonance. and the emerging field of . cultural studies. raised further questions over the alleged power of media and mass communication. Roland Barthes’ (1977) famous adage ‘death of the author’ signalled an end to early naïve thinking that authors, whether they be novelists and poets or corporate ...
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Originally proposed by Leon Festinger in 1957, the theory suggests. that we strive to maintain consistency in our attitudes and actions. As a result, when there is a contradiction between our attitudes and actions we experience. psychological tension. For example, if someone knows that cigarette smoking. is dangerous, yet continues to smoke, the smoker would experience psychological . tension ...
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2013-05-14 · What did Leon Festinger’s (1957) original formulation of dissonance theory posit? Be sure to address what dissonance is, how and when it arises, and what people do to reduce it. The social psychologist, Leon Festinger, is best known for his work with the theory of cognitive dissonance. Interestingly, Festinger were instrumental with challenging the previously accepted theories of …
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Leon Festinger (1954, 1957) introduced two important theories—one concerning how people try to learn about themselves by comparing themselves to other people, and one about how people’s attitudes can be changed by their own behavior. These individuals are just a sample of a long list of landmark contributions made during the 1950s. 21. a. Social psychology. There are many approaches to ...
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Since Leon Festinger’s landmark book in 1957, there have been a ton of studies examining and clarifying the power of dissonance. So let’s get into it! My job today is to demystify cognitive dissonance and bring clarity to what might be an otherwise murky psychological phenomenon. By the end of this, you’ll have a better sense of what dissonance is and what effects it produces. Even more ...
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Arguably the most prominent theory in social psychology, the conceptualization of cognitive dissonance has traversed a long and meandering path since it was first proposed by Leon Festinger (1957). Despite an unusually large number of revisions and re-revisions of the theory (Aronson, 1969; Cooper & Fazio, 1984; Greenwald & Ronis, 1978; Harmon-Jones, Amodio, & Harmon-Jones, 2009; Harmon-Jones ...
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Leon Festinger (1957) HOW PEOPLE REDUCE DISSONANCE. 1) Change one of the cognitions. 2) add consonant cognitions. 3) change the behavior. INDUCED COMPLIANCE PARADIGM. EFFORT JUSTIFICATION. Aronson & mills (late 1950’s) Role of choice. Post-decision dissonance. Implication of dissonance theory. ROLES. Zimbardo prison study . CONFORMITY. 1. Public compliance. 2. Private …
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