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What is cognitive dissonance as explained byFestinger?

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  1. Cognitive dissonance is a learning theory that describes the process by which people adapt their behavior to match their intentions
  2. Cognitive dissonance is a condition where an individual experiences difficulty in decision-making due to the presence of too many choices
  3. Cognitive dissonance is a motivational theory that suggests individuals are driven to change their attitudes when they experience positive reinforcement
  4. Cognitive dissonance is a theory about memory retention
  5. Cognitive dissonance is a state of mind where an individual is completely aware and accepting of their conflicting attitudes
  6. Cognitive dissonance is a theory about emotional stability
  7. Cognitive dissonance is a psychological phenomenon where an individual's beliefs are in harmony with their actions at all times
  8. Cognitive dissonance is a theory about personality traits
  9. Cognitive dissonance is a theory that states that cognitions can have one of three relations to one another - consonant, irrelevant, or dissonant. Dissonant cognitions result in contradictory behaviors, and the experience of dissonance is a negative motivational state that aims at reducing the dissonance.
  10. Cognitive dissonance is a social theory that explains the dynamics of group decision-making

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