predict how discrepancies between attitudes and behaviours can lead to cognitive dissonance (Leon Festinger 1957)

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CD

we all have inner drive to hold attitudes and beliefs in harmony and avoid disharmony - dissonance

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what does CD feel like

unpleasant feeling when action doesn’t align with belief

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Reasons for CD

forced compliance, decision making, effort

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forced compliance

forced to do something you don’t want to

action doesn’t match attituded

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decision making

experience CD when making choice bc usually trade-off/compromise

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effort

place value when put effort into things - if outcome not desired experience CD

act like we love it when our attitude is we don’t

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effort justification

discomfort experienced makes person go to considerable effort to justify and reduce CD

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types of effort justification

attitude change, behaviour change, develop new rationale

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change attitude - effort justification

knows smoking bad but still smokes = smoking isn’t actually bad for me

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change behaviour - effort justification

knows smoking bad but still smokes = stop smoking

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develop new rationale - effort justification

knows smoking bad but still smokes = exercise so okay, better to live for today