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Cognitive Dissonance (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Cognitive Dissonance'
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Desire or reason: predicting health behaviors from affective and cognitive attitudes.
30 Dec 2008 
OBJECTIVE: The authors explore the role of affective attitudes in predicting 14 health-promoting or health-risk behaviors. Design: Participants (n = 390) completed questionnaire measures of affective and cognitive attitude and, 1 month later, ...
rec_pub_19210018-desire-reason-predicting-health-behaviors-affective-cognitive.htm
30 Dec 2008 This article reviews eating disorder (ED) prevention programs, highlighting features that define successful programs and particularly promising interventions, and how they might be further refined. The field of ED prevention has advanced ...
rec_pub_19014867-preventing-eating-disorders.htm
A painful reminder: the role of level and salience of attitude importance in cognitive dissonance.
30 Dec 2008 In his seminal book, L. Festinger (1957) emphasized the role of attitude importance in cognitive dissonance. This study (N = 308) explored whether people's use of dissonance reduction strategies differs as a function of level of attitude importance ...
rec_pub_19106082-a-painful-reminder-role-level-salience-attitude-importance-cognitive.htm
What we regret most are lost opportunities: a theory of regret intensity.
17 Dec 2008 A recent theory (Roese & Summerville, 2005) has suggested that regret is intensified by perceptions of future opportunity. In this work, however, it is proposed that feelings of regret are more likely elicited by perceptions of lost opportunity: ...
rec_pub_19098259-what-regret-lost-opportunities-theory-regret-intensity.htm
General and program-specific moderators of two eating disorder prevention programs.
30 Oct 2008 OBJECTIVE: To investigate general and program-specific factors hypothesized to moderate the effects of two eating disorder prevention programs. METHOD: High-risk adolescent girls (N = 481; M age = 17) were randomized to a dissonance-based thin-ideal ...
rec_pub_18528875-general-program-specific-moderators-two-eating-disorder-prevention.htm
30 Oct 2008 OBJECTIVE: This study explored the effects of participating in a dissonance-based eating disorder prevention program on changes in thin ideal internalization, body dissatisfaction, and eating symptoms among White, Asian American, and Hispanic ...
rec_pub_18528871-effects-cognitive-dissonance-based-eating-disorder-prevention-program.htm
20 Oct 2008 BACKGROUND: Ambivalence and anhedonia have long been identified as schizophrenic symptoms. However, ambivalence has rarely been studied, and in most evocative studies, schizophrenia participants are not anhedonic. Affective neurosciences posit two ...
rec_pub_18947981-in-support-bleuler-objective-evidence-increased-affective-ambivalence.htm
Effects of past transgressions in an induced hypocrisy paradigm.
29 Sep 2008 Hypocrisy can be considered as a dissonance state expressed as a combination of two factors: commitment (advocating a pronormative position) and mindfulness (being aware of past transgressions). Such inconsistency between what people advocate and ...
rec_pub_19102490-effects-past-transgressions-induced-hypocrisy-paradigm.htm
It is a threat, but is it dissonance? Comments on Gire and Williams (2007).
29 Sep 2008 
rec_pub_18958973-it-threat-dissonance-comments-gire-williams-2007.htm
29 Sep 2008 Studies regarding the effect of peer-leadership on peer-leaders in prevention programs remain extremely limited. In this study, 83 undergraduate sorority members, who previously participated in the program, served as peer-leaders for an eating ...
rec_pub_18821367-effects-peer-leader-eating-disorder-prevention-program-reduce-eating.htm
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