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Your friend wears bell-bottoms constantly, a behavior that offends your sense of style. If you wanted to apply cognitive dissonance theory to get your friend to change her attitude toward bell-bottoms, you should encourage her to give a public speech under conditions of external justification. against bell-bottoms; low in favor of bell-bottoms; low against bell-bottoms; high in favor of bell-bottoms; high

          Your friend wears bell-bottoms constantly, a behavior that offends your sense of style. If you wanted to apply
cognitive dissonance theory to get your friend to change her attitude toward bell-bottoms, you should
encourage her to give a public speech ______ under conditions of ______ external justification.
against bell-bottoms; low
in favor of bell-bottoms; low
against bell-bottoms; high
in favor of bell-bottoms; high

Your friend wears bell-bottoms constantly, a behavior that offends your sense of style. If you wanted to apply
cognitive dissonance theory to get your friend to change her attitude toward bell-bottoms, you should
encourage her to give a public speech under conditions of external justification.
against bell-bottoms; low
in favor of bell-bottoms; low
against bell-bottoms; high
in favor of bell-bottoms; high

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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07/20/2023

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Your friend wears bell-bottoms constantly, a behavior that offends your sense of style. If you wanted to apply cognitive dissonance theory to get your friend to change her attitude toward bell-bottoms, you should encourage her to give a public speech under conditions of external justification. against bell-bottoms; low in favor of bell-bottoms; low against bell-bottoms; high in favor of bell-bottoms; high