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First, I would like to thank my advisor, Seth Kalichman, for allowing me to be on the T32 grant at the University of Connecticut. I entered this program coming from a classical so
Anxiety on Winter Days - The American University in Cairo
However, the thesis also uses four psychological concepts—sublimation, transference, Jungian anima, and cognitive dissonance—in a more broadly psychological framework. These concepts were chosen because they are concerned with both the author’s personal life (and, by extension, mental state) and the aesthetic quality of the literary text.
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Moral hazard, poor incentives, unintended consequences, loss of confidence, greed, cognitive dissonance, nefarious rewards, contagion, loss of trust, instability come to mind. Using the latter as independent variables, we could build models relating to solution of problems such as the above.
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Carkenord, D.M. (1996). Motivating Students to Read Journal Articles. Southeastern Conference . on the Teaching of Psychology, Atlanta, GA. Poster Presentation. Membership in Professional Societies: Affiliate, American Psychological Association Division Two - Teaching of Psychology (1995-present) American Psychological Association (1992-1994)
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Previous scholarship surrounding the atomic bomb is abound, but the real scholarly discussion began in 1965 with Gar Alperovitz’s, “The Decision to Use the Atomic Bomb” which was the same title used by Secretary of war Henry Stimson in his defense of the decision. ... This perception was buttressed by either cognitive dissonance, or a ...
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One behavior we see frequently is Cognitive Dissonance. A simple explanation of this theory is that when individuals behave contrary to their attitudes and beliefs, they feel anxious and are motivated to change their attitudes to conform to their actions. Example: Even though the SgtMaj assigns women as drivers he is totally dissatisfied.
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ARTICLES, ESSAYS, AND BOOK CHAPTERS. S. Linstead, G. Marechal, and R.W. Griffin, “Theorizing and Researching the Dark Side of Organizations,” in Work and Organizational Psychology, one of five volumes in the SAGE Benchmarks in Psychology series (New York: Sage, 2017), in press. ... R.W. Griffin, “Cognitive Dissonance,” in The Blackwell ...
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The “sustainability spectrum” discussed in scholarly articles typically refers to spectrum across different disciplines of sustainability (economics, policy, design, ecosystem health, etc.) and not the spectrum on which products, companies and individuals can exist. ... A theory of cognitive dissonance. Stanford: University of California ...
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Speaking, listening, reading or writing in the first or the second language helps the whole cognitive system to develop. However, if children are made to operate in an insufficiently developed second language, the system will not function well. (IRC, 2006).
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