Sentences with phrase «cognitive dissonance»

While seeing Robert Zemeckis's name on this movie definitely causes a bit of cognitive dissonance in the gritty early going, this is your first clue that he directed it: A big part of the Zemeckis Experience is having the major movements spoiled in advance by the marketing — the most notorious example being the trailer for Cast Away, which gave away Tom Hanks's eventual rescue from his desert - isle purgatory.

If Eddie Redmayne receives a Best Actor nomination for The Danish Girl with his «performance» in Jupiter Ascending sandwiched between two Academy recognized roles, it will perhaps be amongst the most baffling cases of cognitive dissonance in some time (almost as baffling, it seems, as Tom McCarthy receiving a Best Director nomination the year he released The Cobbler, but that is for another time).

The history of our country is filled with examples of cognitive dissonance created by people who question the so - called «conventional wisdom.»

There's a little bit of cognitive dissonance between the view out the front and my eyes adjusting to that video display.

the concepts above cause too much cognitive dissonance for them so they reach out and attack those do espouse them.

And in the past 6 months, that's inflicted a curiously painful form of cognitive dissonance on a lot of investors — seems like every week the leading indices are hitting new highs, yet one's portfolio keeps moving mysteriously & relentlessly sideways, or down...

Moore, et al are actually experiencing Cognitive Dissonance from their imagined realities.

And they suffer from cognitive dissonance.

«I think [ADP has] always had a bit of cognitive dissonance about Zenefits.

There's a certain amount of cognitive dissonance when it comes to the material and the approach that the filmmakers take, and much that doesn't get covered in this short, 80 - minute primer.

THE BLU - RAY DISC by Bill Chambers Nothing's created quite so much cognitive dissonance for me this year than reading «A Walt Disney Pictures Release» at the tail - end of Fright Night.

(6) Cognitive dissonance theory certainly applies, as Hitler responds to unpleasant intelligence briefings by giving orders to nonexistent armies and by condemning as traitors those who recognize military realities.

What Doc calls cognitive dissonance is actually what reality looks like when someone is outside the presence of God or when one does not have a full commitment to follow Christ.

Leibowitz, quite clearly, has hit upon a marvelous formula for reducing cognitive dissonance.

polls reveal information about the likelihood of a policy passing or the election of a candidate, so people resolve cognitive dissonance («Policy X is going to pass, but Policy X makes me unhappy») by switching to the side they believe is going to win

When it comes to confronting any evil that runs counter to this group's perspectives or interests, clergy struggle with extreme cognitive dissonance.

What's odd is that people are having such cognitive dissonance over this phenomenon that they ignore evidence in plain view.

Yet there's a definite act of cognitive dissonance there: you've told your bosses you can't do the job; you've heard they're talking to other people; promised money has dried up... what?

I thought you were asking how we could have such cognitive dissonance!

It's the level of cognitive dissonance within religious communities about other communities that confuses those of us who think all of them are a bit strange.

-- taking personal climate - related actions puts individuals and households on the «right side» of the issue — cognitive dissonance makes it hard to remember there is a climate emergency if we are acting as if there is no climate crisis, and confirmation bias means we are more likely to pay attention to climate science if we are making conscious efforts to reduce climate impacts

Michael Lee Stallard Mission Minded Management Riding On Dragons Strengths - Based Management Talking Story with Say Leadership Coaching The Chief Happiness Officer The Engaging Brand The M.A.P. Cognitive Dissonance Designing a Positive Workplace Culture On 9/11.

And it wasn't because they didn't like it, which made for some serious cognitive dissonance on my part.

«Not surprisingly, these different, even conflicting, roles and their expectations sometimes cause me to experience intense cognitive dissonance.»

The capacity we have for maintaining cognitive dissonance can explain why some of the most intelligent people can believe in a higher being.

Instead, cognitive dissonance among school choice opponents leads them to dismiss a solid study.

A little cognitive dissonance from the 1/28/13 New Yorker on the Higgs and the Large Hadron Collider might help me say what's bothering me.

Also, a study that says, «three times the death rate... but as safe or safer than...» (without putting enough qualifiers there to prevent cognitive dissonance) suggests a bias.

Yet there is a bizarre cognitive dissonance going on here.

Actually, what seems to be happening is that the space to do cognitive dissonance is widening.

I'm sure engineering productivity took a big hit that week as cognitive dissonance set in.

Having some empathy, my experience of these situations have been difficult because often the person who is «losing» their «faith» is enduring cognitive dissonance and severe existential angst.

The authors of the report suggest that «When issues are not very important to people they may show cognitive dissonance or even contradictory views since they have not necessarily taken the time to form well thought - out opinions.»

Religion is really about psychology, trying to keep cognitive dissonances at bay, ambiguity (in) tolerance, and the need for cognitive closure.

A black president, however, causes great cognitive dissonance in some.

Try Cognitive Dissonance.