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The psychologist Leon Festinger suggested the theory of cognitive dissonance in the 1950s when he studied a small religious group that believed a flying saucer would rescue its members from an apocalypse on Dec. 20, 1954.
The legislation the House passed in 2009, under her leadership, offered such a plan ― despite opposition from conservative Democrats and lobbyists from major industries, such as hospitals, that believed a public option would pay them less and thus hurt their revenue streams.
As crime has been falling and jailhouse populations stabilizing, towns that believed a prison was a recession-proof industry are beginning to worry about layoffs.
The lab experiments involved splitting volunteers into two groups, one that believed willpower is limited and a second that believed a person doesn't run out of willpower, and asking them to complete a series of tasks.
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I would want a cabinet that believes in change.
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