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Episode 10: Cognitive Dissonance Strikes Again! What your search on Amazon says about you

Here’s a unique example of cognitive dissonance theory: the information you pay attention to (and ignore) as you search around on Amazon.com How? Listen to The Psych Files podcast to find out. Cognitive dissonance strikes again!

Click here to listen to episode 10 on how your search behavior reflects cognitive dissonance.

Posted on April 12, 2007
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