348 Pages
by
Psychology Press
348 Pages
by
Psychology Press
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Published in 1976, Perspectives on Cognitive Dissonance is a valuable contribution to the field of Social Psychology.
Foreword, A Special Dedication, Preface, 1. INTRODUCTION TO THE THEORY, 2. COMMITMENT, 3. CHOICE, 4. FORESEEABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY, 5. EVIDENCE ON FUNDAMENTAL PROPOSITIONS, 6. ENERGIZING EFFECTS OF COGNITIVE DISSONANCE, 7. AWARENESS OF INCONSISTENT COGNITIONS, 8. REGRET AND OTHER SEQUENTIAL PROCESSES, 9. MODES OF RESPONSE TO DISSONANCE, 10. MOTIVATIONAL EFFECTS OF DISSONANCE, 11. RESISTANCE TO EXTINCTION AND RELATED EFFECTS, 12. SELECTIVE EXPOSURE, 13. INTERPERSONAL PROCESSES, 14. INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES, 15. RELATED THEORETICAL DEVELOPMENTS, 16. ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS OF DISSONANCE PHENOMENA, 17. APPLICATIONS, 18. PERSPECTIVES, REFERENCES, Author Index, Subject Index
Biography
R. A. Wicklund, J. W. Brehm
