The Long History of Studying Cognitive Dissonance Traces Back to the Classic

question 22

Multiple Choice

The long history of studying cognitive dissonance traces back to the classic work of ____ in the 1950s.

• A) Stanley Milgram
• B) Solomon Asch
• C) Leon Festinger
• D) Phillip Zimbardo

Develop strategies for leaders to avoid attribution biases in evaluating subordinates.

Comprehend the principles of effective feedback in leadership, specifically the impact of specificity and detail.

Explore the recent Leadership Member Exchange (LMX) theory focusing on the role of affective events in leader-follower relationships.

Understand how leadership behavior research highlights variability in treatment towards different subordinates.

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