Cognitive Dissonance (Latest Articles)

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[Smoking and drug use among students of selected univerities]

30 Dec 2005 Smoking, drinking alcohol and drugs are still actual social and health problems in Poland and in the world as well. Conducted studies, considering health behaviours among children and youth, indicate high percentage (between 20-30%) of smokers in ...
rec_pub_17288217-smoking-drug-use-students-selected-univerities.htm

Reducing the negative effects of emotion work in service occupations: emotional competence as a psychological resource.

30 Dec 2005 Although emotion work and emotional competence focus on similar processes, there has been a lack of integration between the 2 concepts. Emotion work is the regulatory effort to express organizationally desired emotions, whereas emotional competence ...
rec_pub_16551175-reducing-negative-effects-emotion-work-service-occupations-emotional.htm

Neuropsychological performance, impulsivity, and comorbid psychiatric illness in patients with pathological gambling undergoing treatment at the CORE Inpatient Treatment Center.

30 Dec 2005 INTRODUCTION: Pathologic gambling is a disorder with features that implicate abnormal functioning in brain regions involved in addiction, mood, anxiety, and impulse control disorders. Our goal was to examine brain function with neurocognitive tasks ...
rec_pub_16466120-neuropsychological-performance-impulsivity-comorbid-psychiatric.htm

The paranoid optimist: an integrative evolutionary model of cognitive biases.

30 Dec 2005 Human cognition is often biased, from judgments of the time of impact of approaching objects all the way through to estimations of social outcomes in the future. We propose these effects and a host of others may all be understood from an ...
rec_pub_16430328-the-paranoid-optimist-integrative-evolutionary-model-cognitive-biases.htm

The influence of mood on the search for supporting versus conflicting information: dissonance reduction as a means of mood regulation?

30 Dec 2005 Focusing on similarities between the mood regulation approach and dissonance theory, this article addresses the interplay between dissonance and mood by examining how individuals search for information after making a decision while under the ...
rec_pub_16317184-the-influence-mood-search-supporting-versus-conflicting-information.htm

Dissonance-based eating disorder prevention program: a preliminary dismantling investigation.

30 Dec 2005 OBJECTIVE: A dissonance-based program aimed at reducing thin-ideal internalization has been found to significantly decrease levels of bulimic symptoms in young adult and adolescent females. Because this program is multifaceted, containing ...
rec_pub_16254869-dissonance-based-eating-disorder-prevention-program-preliminary.htm

The relation between social problems and substance use in adolescent boys: an investigation of potential moderators.

30 Oct 2005 This study investigated the relation between social problems and adolescent male substance use in the context of other potential moderating variables. Two hundred eighty adolescent boys completed measures of social problems, cognitive distortions, ...
rec_pub_16366766-the-relation-social-problems-substance-use-adolescent-boys.htm

"Saying one thing and doing another": examining the impact of event order on hypocrisy judgments of others.

30 Oct 2005 This study investigated whether the temporal order of people's expressed statements and their behaviors affected others' judgments of hypocrisy, and why. It was proposed that hypocrisy would be greater when a statement establishing a personal ...
rec_pub_16207766-saying-thing-doing-examining-impact-event-order-hypocrisy-judgments.htm

Question asking and eye tracking during cognitive disequilibrium: comprehending illustrated texts on devices when the devices break down.

29 Sep 2005 The PREG model of question asking assumes that questions emerge when there is cognitive disequilibrium, as in the case of contradictions, obstacles, and anomalies. Participants read illustrated texts about everyday devices (e.g., a cylinder lock) ...
rec_pub_16532856-question-asking-eye-tracking-cognitive-disequilibrium-comprehending.htm

Mediated paths to over-reactive discipline: mothers' experienced emotion, appraisals, and physiological responses.

29 Sep 2005 The present investigation was designed to evaluate whether mothers' emotion experience, autonomic reactivity, and negatively biased appraisals of their toddlers' behavior and toddlers' rates of misbehavior predicted over-reactive discipline in a ...
rec_pub_16287397-mediated-paths-reactive-discipline-mothers-experienced-emotion.htm

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