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change effect In cognitive dissonance research, the change effect is the shift in a person’s attitude after engaging in behavior that goes against their original view, such as writing a counter-attitudinal essay.

In cognitive dissonance research, the change effect is the shift in a person’s attitude after engaging in behavior that goes against their original view, such as writing a counter-attitudinal essay. In the induced-compliance setting described here, greater attitude change was linked with more positive emotions and less change with more negative emotions.

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Drafting source: Cancino-Montecinos Sebastian; Björklund Fredrik; Lindholm Torun. Dissonance reduction as emotion regulation: Attitude change is related to positive emotions in the induced compliance paradigm. 2018; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0209012; article XML SHA-256 7f30c9fa1a6843049da3d09a73566dfd087c21a2bedf419d6e7f201a014e14e6. “Dissonance reduction as emotion regulation: Attitude change is related to positive emotions in the induced compliance paradigm” (10.1371/journal.pone.0209012).
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