| That kind of cognitive dissonance will really screw you up, and it will manifest in many more ways than just loss of attraction. |
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| There's cognitive dissonance between our professed support for meritocracy and our behaviour when our own children are involved. |
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| Actually, this is a whole lot like what I just described in terms of cognitive dissonance and syncretic religions. |
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| The cognitive dissonance inherent in this belief system makes it far less likely for a student to pursue the sciences for personal, family and community reasons. |
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| In universities, disagreement and cognitive dissonance are not to be feared but, rather, to be recognized as way stations toward greater understanding. |
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| Does this cognitive dissonance signal an underlying problem in my psyche? |
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| But when the school holds a ceremony honoring the soldiers who killed her Arab brethren, she suffers clear cognitive dissonance. |
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| A big part of the reason is a simple psychological phenomenon called cognitive dissonance. |
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| There is some serious cognitive dissonance going on here that is personally and professionally disturbing. |
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| This can be loss of physical balance, a rollercoaster ride or cognitive dissonance. |
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| They act as a coordinating instrument, but also as constraint, blockage, agent of cognitive dissonance. |
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| In this sense, the abundance of information can be the source of a cognitive dissonance leading by default to inaction. |
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| Once again, the plethora of information can be a source of cognitive dissonance, leading by default to inaction. |
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| A kind of cognitive dissonance must have begun to emerge among the North Korean population. |
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| Their success turns on their underlying cognitive dissonance, their provocativeness, and their ability to tap into sensation. |
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| At the end of another week of cognitive dissonance for the richest, loudest, most chasteningly brittle league in the world, there must be a few more interesting conversations to be had. |
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| Perhaps in response to the growing cognitive dissonance, the North Korean entertainment industry has begun to address new themes: divorce, love triangles, the double and triple shifts of women. |
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| Terrific beds, for example, although, being a fetishist, I find the muddle of Penhaligon's and Bulgari unguents causes a bit of cognitive dissonance. |
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| Important concepts of cognitive motivation theory include expectancy-value theory, attribution theory, cognitive dissonance, self-perception, and self-actualization. |
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| But that cognitive dissonance explains some of the problem that we face. |
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| You are correct, too, that there is a cognitive dissonance between reality and political debate, that we need to get the politics right and give Europe a compelling narrative. |
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| Despite all tendencies to avoid cognitive dissonance, the human being has to struggle not only with external conflicts but also with inner disparities. |
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| Although some of the more talented members of the profession recognize its unfairness and inefficiency, painful feelings of cognitive dissonance are alleviated by way of self-serving justifications. |
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| It can distort your own values, too, through cognitive dissonance. |
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| Most of them are gradually convincing themselves that it is ok to use non-free software, in order to avoid a sense of cognitive dissonance about the presence of Bitkeeper on their machines. |
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| This tactic helps avoid any potential cognitive dissonance on the buyer's part. |
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| Why has cognitive dissonance not overtaken the author of this piece, Tom Roberts? |
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| The sensation of cognitive dissonance can produce much anxiety for college students. |
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| If anything, such cognitive dissonance is even scarier than outright support for terrorism. |
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| She said that the breathing and posturing activate the parasympathetic nervous system and reduce emotional chaos and cognitive dissonance. |
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| Further work will address the subtleties of cognitive dissonance and other psychological phenomena across East Asian cultures, Heine and Lehman say. |
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| The therapist's key task at this stage is to create cognitive dissonance. |
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| Cognitive dissonance is defined as the confused mental condition that results from holding incompatible beliefs simultaneously. |
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