Daryl Bem has proposed self-perception theory as an alternative to this concept, which can be understood using the Free-choice Paradigm and the Belief-Disconfirmation Paradigm. Evidence about it was collected in an experiment in which subjects performed boring tasks and were told to lie about them to others. Its central tenet is that paired ideas can and do (*) conflict, motivating one to avoid information about either idea in order to bring both in harmony. FTP, name this psychological phenomenon developed by Leon Festinger that describes the condition of turmoil resulting from inconsistency between a person's action
Daryl Bem has proposed self-perception theory as an alternative to this concept, which can be understood using the Free-choice Paradigm and the Belief-Disconfirmation Paradigm. Evidence about it was collected in an experiment in which subjects performed boring tasks and were told to lie about them to others. Its central tenet is that paired ideas can and do (*) conflict, motivating one to avoid information about either idea in order to bring both in harmony. FTP, name this psychological phenomenon developed by Leon Festinger that describes the condition of turmoil resulting from inconsistency between a person's actions and beliefs.
Daryl Bem has proposed self-perception theory as an alternative to this concept, which can be understood using the Free-choice Paradigm and the Belief-Disconfirmation Paradigm.
{cognitive dissonance}