Cognitive Dissonance Exists When

question 13

Multiple Choice

Cognitive dissonance exists when

• A)a person has incompatible ideas that motivates him or her to change beliefs or behavior
• B)a person has compatible ideas that motivates him/her to change beliefs or behavior
• C)a person is motivated to change their thinking about something
• D)a person is trying to stop engaging in bad habits

Illustrate the self-regulatory perseveration theory of depression.

Explain the importance of self-concept, social comparison, and reflected appraisals in self-perception and behavior.

Elucidate the role of implementation intentions in goal achievement and behavior modification.

Discuss the influence of gender-appropriate behavior and societal norms on individual actions.

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