Sentence examples for cognitive consonance from inspiring English sources

"Cognitive consonance between propaganda and people's self-feel does not withstand external shocks," says Mikhail Dmitriev, head of New Economic Growth, a think-tank.Over the past nine months opinion polls find that support for the presence of Russian troops in Ukraine have fallen from 74% to 23%.

For example, participants' cognitive consonance with the message conveyed by the action might affect their participation (indirect effect, because if participants do not take action, they will not adhere to the message) or their health behaviour directly (they participated in the action but did not change the behaviour).

We aimed to identify the specific cognitive dissonances and consonances associated with risky riding among Iranian motorcyclists.

Consonance refers to the repetition and rhyme of consonants – ex.

An analysis of the counter measures proposed and modeled in the literature against the spread of misinformation in OSNs are at times not in consonance with the effectiveness of the measures as suggested in studies of cognitive psychology.

This anecdotal observation is in consonance with the finding of McLoughlin and Oliver (1998) that students rarely use high-level cognitive processes in D&P activities.

You can use these definitions to define consonance and dissonance objectively, but most Westerners know instantly whether a sound is consonant or dissonant and they prefer consonance.

Compare assonance; consonance.

There was little consonance.

But its overriding purpose is consonance.

Mr. Lansky relishes tonality and consonance.