Cognitive Dissonance¶
Cooper, J. (2007). Cognitive Dissonance: Fifty Years of a Classic Theory.
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- Cognitive Dissonance
- The self-concept threat determines whether inconsistency triggers reduction motivation or can be tolerated passively [Aronson 1969]. Motivational aversive state. The person experiences an aversive state (measurable as arousal, discomfort, or attention allocation) that behaves motivationally — it activates behavior aimed at relief.
This sourceComprehensive review of paradigms, mechanisms, and boundary conditions, noting confound-control challenges.
- The self-concept threat determines whether inconsistency triggers reduction motivation or can be tolerated passively [Aronson 1969]. Motivational aversive state. The person experiences an aversive state (measurable as arousal, discomfort, or attention allocation) that behaves motivationally — it activates behavior aimed at relief.
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