The Insufficient Justification Effect Refers to

question 96

Multiple Choice

The insufficient justification effect refers to

• A) reduction of dissonance by internally justifying one's behaviour when external justification is "insufficient".
• B) reduction of dissonance whenever is needed
• C) reduction of dissonance under extremely stressful situations
• D) None of the above.

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Definitions:

Original Rap Music

The initial or early form of rap music, characterized by its rhythmic lyrical style over beats, originating from the cultural movements of the 1970s in the United States.

Unjust Social System

A societal framework marked by inequality, where access to wealth, opportunities, and privileges are unevenly distributed among its members.

Contemporary Capitalism

The modern phase of capitalism characterized by technological innovation, global trade, and often, the dominance of financial markets and multinational corporations.

Hegemony

The dominance of one group over others, often seen in cultural, economic, or political contexts, where the dominant group's values and norms are widespread and accepted as the status quo.