Attitudes, Behavior, & Cognitive Dissonance (Intro Psych Tutorial

[@challengesasaginger]

Hello, I am from Norway and my social psychology exam is tomorrow! These videos is a great way to recap the curriculum and the explanations are so lovely. Thank you for the great content :)

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You're welcome, best of luck on your exam!

[@KathaKriti.9]

Hey !! I am from India. I just want to thank you for all of your videos. It has really helped me in building a strong concept for the topics in Psychology. Keep making such videos :-)

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[@seisopheapanya7528]

I got improved what is cognitive dissonance now,,,, thanks for this helpful explanation,,,,

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[@vivaines]

thank you for the explanation!

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[@Jo-12-]

Super sir.... 😊 Thank you so much sir... 😊😊😊

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[@manusingh1000]

Good video but I think you got the $1 and $20 lying and not lying wrong in the first section

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Both the $1 and the $20 groups had already told a confederate that the task was fun (presumably a lie for all of them because a control group had rated the task as boring). The difference came in the survey that followed, which participants believed was not part of the study. In this survey the $20 group rated the task as more boring than the $1 did. This is somewhat counterintuitive and the setup is a bit complicated so I hope this helps to clarify.