You hear someone cursing at a cashier in the store. You think, "Wow, what a mean temper!" Which of the following concepts best explains your initial judgment?

cognitive dissonance

fundamental attribution error

foot-in-the-door phenomenon

obedience

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German Huang

5 June, 00:59

You hear someone cursing at a cashier in the store. You think, "Wow, what a mean temper!" Which of the following concepts best explains your initial judgment?

cognitive dissonance

fundamental attribution error

foot-in-the-door phenomenon

obedience

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Humberto Dougherty · Answer 1

This is more likely to be due to cognitive dissonance; the state of having thoughts, beliefs, or attitudes that are inconsistent, especially in the sense of relating to behavioral attitude change and decisions.

Giselle Garrison · Answer 2

Congnitive dissonance

You hear someone cursing at a cashier in the store. You think, "Wow, what a mean temper!" Which of the following concepts best explains your initial judgment?cognitive dissonancefundamental attribution errorfoot-in-the-door phenomenonobedience

You hear someone cursing at a cashier in the store. You think, "Wow, what a mean temper!" Which of the following concepts best explains your initial judgment?

cognitive dissonance

fundamental attribution error

foot-in-the-door phenomenon

obedience