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Q. What refers to the positive or negative characteristics that an individual brings to an interaction?
Communicator reward valence refers to the positive or negative characteristics that an individual brings to an interaction. (bear hug example talked about in class) Arousal Arousal refers to the consequences that result from deviations from expected behaviors. Arousal can be cognitive and/or physical.
Table of Contents
- Q. What refers to the positive or negative characteristics that an individual brings to an interaction?
- Q. When a theory’s explanations make sense and do not appear to contradict each other the theory is said to have?
- Q. Which of the following is an assumption of cognitive dissonance theory?
- Q. Which of the following is an assumption of cognitive dissonance theory quizlet?
- Q. How do you deal with cognitive dissonance in a relationship?
- Q. Why is cognitive dissonance uncomfortable?
- Q. What happens in the brain during cognitive dissonance?
- Q. How is cognitive dissonance resolved?
- Q. What scares the narcissist the most?
- Q. How do you use cognitive dissonance to your advantage?
- Q. Which of the following can reduce cognitive dissonance?
- Q. Can cognitive dissonance cause psychosis?
- Q. How do you use cognitive dissonance in a sentence?
Q. When a theory’s explanations make sense and do not appear to contradict each other the theory is said to have?
Intro To Comm Theory
| Question | Answer |
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| 3) When a theory’s explanations make sense and do not appear to contradict each other, the theory is said to have | B) logical consistency |
| Question | Answer |
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| with which communication tradition is RDT most closely associated | socio-cultural |
| Which approach to knowing is most closely associated with RDT? | interpretive |
| Baxter and Montgomery predict that we can have fewer ongoing tensions in our relationships if we increase the amount of self-disclosure | False |
Q. Which of the following is an assumption of cognitive dissonance theory?
The Cognitive Dissonance Theory has four basic assumptions: “Human beings desire consistency in their beliefs, attitudes and behaviors Dissonance is created by psychological inconsistencies Dissonance is an aversive state that drives people to actions with measurable effects Executive summary:- Cognitive dissonance …
Q. Which of the following is an assumption of cognitive dissonance theory quizlet?
What are the four assumptions of cognitive dissonance theory? Human beings desire consistency in their beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors. Dissonance is created by psychological inconsistencies. Dissonance is an aversive state that drives people to actions with measurable effects.
Q. How do you deal with cognitive dissonance in a relationship?
Resolving cognitive dissonance typically involves justifying some behavior to yourself. For example: You put in a huge effort so that you can do something (e.g., go to college) and then find out that it’s pretty average when you get there. You reason that you actually love it, so all your effort was entirely justified.
Q. Why is cognitive dissonance uncomfortable?
When their beliefs are challenged, or when their behavior is not aligned with their beliefs, this creates a disagreement (dissonance). The uncomfortable feeling caused by cognitive dissonance might manifest itself as stress, anxiety, regret, shame, embarrassment, or feelings of negative self-worth.
Q. What happens in the brain during cognitive dissonance?
Additional studies have revealed that cognitive dissonance engages other brain regions, such as the insula and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC). The insula, which processes emotions, often becomes more active when people are upset or angry, and the DLPFC is strongly associated with cognitive control.
Q. How is cognitive dissonance resolved?
How is cognitive dissonance resolved? Dissonance can be reduced in one of three ways: a) changing existing beliefs, b) adding new beliefs, or c) reducing the importance of the beliefs.
Q. What scares the narcissist the most?
Narcissists feed heavily on the admiration of others. Without other people, they are nothing. That’s why one of the biggest fears for narcissists is the complete lack of admiration from others. Admiration from others is the source of a narcissist’s power in their mind, and without it they are nothing.
Q. How do you use cognitive dissonance to your advantage?
You need to make cognitive dissonance work in your favour, not against you. Here’s the key: need to make people experience that dissonance by showing them where they are and where they want to go. In other words, you need to paint a picture of the problem they have and how you can solve it.
Q. Which of the following can reduce cognitive dissonance?
Which of the following are ways to reduce cognitive dissonance? Modify one or both cognitions. Deny that the two cognitions are related to another. Change the perceived importance of one cognition.
Q. Can cognitive dissonance cause psychosis?
While the delusions of psychotic people may seen to be intractable, psychoeducation may ameliorate some of the cognitive dissonance that contributes to their psychotic ideation.
Q. How do you use cognitive dissonance in a sentence?
Cognitive-dissonance sentence example
- If they try to have open minds they experience cognitive dissonance .
- The theory of cognitive dissonance is supposed to explain why people gamble.
- It could therefore be expected to set up cognitive dissonance in anyone considering voting conservative.
