Facing the challenges of blockades, fuel dependence, supply chain disruption, and fiscal strain, Taiwan must reframe nuclear ...

As I was editing the following interview with Charles Gaba, founder of ACAsignups.com, I was reminded of something Will ...

While consumers gravitate toward sweet flavors, their enjoyment of sugar is often tempered by cognitive dissonance — a tension that experts say can be eased through portion control and strategic ...

This study systematically compares cognitive dissonance and cognitive resonance, examining their theoretical similarities and key differences in modern media environments, ranging from the analog ...

Abstract This short review introduces a neuro-normative perspective of Autism in education, with consideration of current teaching and learning pedagogy. At present, there is substantial research ...

Theoretically, the idea that small, interpersonal acts have large-scale impact is explained by what psychologists call cognitive dissonance: the discomfort you feel when your actions and beliefs ...

The pandemic of cognitive dissonance Cognitive dissonance is the clash between beliefs and actions, visible in politics, personal choices, and society.

Social theory describes this as collective cognitive dissonance, which is a psychological phenomenon in which a group of people may hold on to beliefs that are contradictory to their actions.