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Submitted By: Abdullah Al Mamun ID:171003502
Submitted By: Abdullah Al Mamun ID:171003502
ID:171003502
In social psychology, cognitive emotion are individual thoughts where a person experienced
negative belief or event and the cognitive theory of emotion suggests that the physiological
stimulation ccurs first, and then the individual must find out the reason for this warmth to
experience and label this emotion ("Overview of the 6 Major Theories of Emotion", 2020).
Attitude are also knowledge of representation that includes liking or disliking – auspicious or
ambivalent evaluation that reaction to objects, people, situations and other aspects. Supposed
for an example- “I really like tasfia” “I dislike my new car” in this both attitude allow us to
judge quickly without much thought whether it good or bad, helpful or hurtful, positive or
negative, It’s to be sought out or avoided and that is called attitude in psychology (Stangor,
2020).
When someone attitudes and action (behaviour) change inconsistency totally with their
attitude those person will experience cognitive dissonance.This inconsistency between what
people belief very different or they acting very different and those person behave to motivates
or engage people to in action and that will help to reduce feelings of discomfort. Many
different way people can attempt to relieve this tension such as rejecting, explaining way or
avoid new information ("Cognitive Dissonance and Ways to Resolve It", 2020).
When someone changes their attitudes and make it in line of their behaviour it called resolve
of cognitive dissonance. When someone are in this dissonance they need feel to resolve
cognitive dissonance("4 Ways To Reduce Cognitive Dissonance", 2020).
Three way cognitive dissonance can be resolve :
Justify your beliefs and behavior which can make a line to the behaviour and adjust with
attitude.
changing existing beliefs which means to make the relationship between the two elements on
a consistent which change one or more of the attitudes, behaviour, beliefs.
Adding recent beliefs which indicates achieve recent information that outweighs the
dissonant beliefs.
Reducing the implications of the conviction which means reduce the cognition of beliefs and
attitudes (Mcleod, 2020).
From the above we saw that, j.j attitude and action ( behavior) are inconsistent with j.j
attitude. In that state he is likely to feel a phenomenon which called cognitive dissonance.
Because j.j attitude not support to his behavior or action. In this state people get confused with
their previous attitude and action. In this situation j.j need to resolve his dissonance. It’s
better to change j.j attitude not behavior for resolve this dissonance (2020).
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