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When applied behavior analysis programs involve a slow, progressive set of expectations that become more demanding over time, this is called shaping.
Cognitive Dissonance
A psychological discomfort experienced when holding conflicting cognitions (e.g., beliefs, attitudes, or values), leading to a motivation to reduce the inconsistency.
Contradictory Attitudes
Holding conflicting or opposing views towards an object, person, or situation simultaneously.
Same Object
refers to an identical item or entity being considered or discussed, emphasizing the lack of difference or distinction between them.
Hedonic Purchases
Purchases made for pleasure and enjoyment rather than practical reasons.
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