Aronson Argues That the Key to Understanding Whether Dissonance Will

question 43

Multiple Choice

Aronson argues that the key to understanding whether dissonance will be aroused is whether people:

• A) are aware of their original attitudes
• B) feel their behavior threatens their self-concept
• C) have time to think about their actions or must act spontaneously
• D) hurt another person

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