Sentence examples for dramatically to the dissonance from inspiring English sources
Trump's commanding electoral college lead and his unprecedentedly high unfavorable ratings in opinion polls both add dramatically to the dissonance of the outcome.
The sound bites produced by this rhetoric only added to the dissonance.
One of the explanations for such psychological devices appears to be to minimize cognitive dissonance the psychological discomfort caused by mutually contradictory cognitions which leads a person to avoid or ignore additional information likely to increase the dissonance and to seek out additional information that will reduce the dissonance (Harmon-Jones et al. 1999).
Mero, in particular, seemed to relish the dissonance.
"To me the dissonance between the levels of opportunity, it just doesn't make sense".
Thereby, more efficient and effective transition policies could be developed for helping to overcome the dissonance between intention and behavior.
The greater the discomfort is, the greater the desire to reduce the dissonance [ 35].
Mental tension, also referred to as cognitive dissonance, may include regret, guilt, discomfort, etc. and depending on the magnitude of the tension, the individual may engage in a cognitive process to minimize the dissonance they experience.
Festinger's (1957) theory is based on three main assumptions: a) humans are sensitive to inconsistencies between actions and beliefs; b) recognition of the inconsistency creates dissonance, which motivates the person to resolve the dissonance; and c) dissonance can be resolved in one of three ways (changing beliefs; changing actions; changing perceptions of actions) [ 28].
However, Chinese may be more likely to feel at ease to deal with the dissonance.
