Cognitive Dissonance: Theoretical Perspectives and Implications
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Description
This exam assesses knowledge of cognitive dissonance theory and its influence on attitudes and behaviors. It emphasizes critical analysis and articulation of theoretical concepts.
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Exam Details
Duration: 30 minutes
Prerequisites: Basic Psychology, Human Behavior Theories
Key Topics
- Cognitive Dissonance
- Attitude Change
- Psychological Equilibrium
- Conflict Resolution
- Behavioral Motivation
Learning Outcomes
- Explain Cognitive Dissonance Theory
- Analyze Real-World Examples
- Articulate Psychological Implications
Full Description
This exam centers on the cognitive dissonance theory and its implications for individual attitudes and behaviors. It will delve into the mechanisms individuals use to resolve conflicting beliefs and maintain psychological equilibrium.
Exploring cognitive dissonance is vital for understanding behavior change, motivation, and attitude adjustment, playing a significant role in therapeutic practices and consumer behavior studies.
Students will be required to articulate the theoretical underpinnings of cognitive dissonance and analyze its effects in diverse settings, demonstrating comprehensive understanding.
Participants should be prepared to discuss key studies that illustrate cognitive dissonance effects, as well as its practical implications.
Sample Questions
- How does cognitive dissonance influence consumer behavior?
- What strategies do individuals use to reduce feelings of dissonance?
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