Sentences with phrase «cognitive dissonance on»

That's pathetic cognitive dissonance on your part.

John — A friendly word of advice — I hope you're wearing your asbestos undies because this subject has brought out the cognitive dissonance on the warmist side of the dance floor.

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

His gang / cult is cognitive dissonance on Harleys, embracing Nazi and Confederate iconography and fêting its dead with Viking funerals, without ever committing an act or uttering a word that could be viewed as intrinsically racist.

I'm sure it will require too much cognitive dissonance on your part to acknowledge that but the studies on the issue (including MANA's own data) show it to be true.

George Orwell's famous novel «1984,» is a masterful fictional account of a state which imposes cognitive dissonance on its citizens to control their... [Read More]

Not exact matches

«Cognitive dissonance» and «confirmation bias» often pair with hot - hand fallacy, and can cause investors to ignore information that might refute their desire to maintain a previously successful strategy and cause them to instead selectively focus on incoming data that seems to support the status quo.

Not having to live in a constant state of cognitive dissonance is liberating on so many different levels.

And double cognitive dissonance: On NPR some supposed Republican campaign expert pontificated the Reid is vulnerable because, since he is now Senate Majority Leader he is no longer Senator from Nevada.

Cognitive dissonance is a better descriptor for an internal state, although we should remember that all such descriptions are inferences from behavior, language, brain scans, and so on, not direct observations of someone else's mind.

These only feed the cognitive dissonance — the confusion — of those whose real experience tells them a very different story, making them more likely to imitate the violent forms of feedback they are already witnessing on the news or over the Internet.

Recognize cognitive dissonance for what it is and let's just move on.)

Is there a cognitive dissonance that comes from growing up on Star Wars and then suddenly finding yourself piloting an X-Wing?

As much care and effort went into the mix as if this were The Bourne Identity (everything from the domestic clatter of dishes in the sink to the murmur of a CIA cubicle maze is attentively rendered), yet on this BD, the results are often comical due to the cognitive dissonances created by loud, misplaced cues.

I revel in cognitive dissonance and I count on my students to propel me to contemplation as much as I propel them.

In this article, I'll explain 3 key principles of the Cognitive Dissonance Theory, and I'll share 3 tips on how to apply it in your next eLearning course.

create cognitive dissonance that spurs students on.»

Some have issues with cognitive dissonance but overall I've learned a lot about teacher's viewpoints on independent reading.

Mingarelli touches on so many inconsistencies within the human psyche, and so much cognitive dissonance.

Anybody whose economic future depends on specific viewpoints is more likely to hold those views, if not for any other reason than to avoid the discomfort of cognitive dissonance.

Because you're seeking to create cognitive dissonance — which your mind will hate & will insist on resolving.

As happens often on a trip to Guantánamo, seeing X-Ray involved some powerful cognitive dissonance.

If that sentence gives you the cognitive dissonance it ought to, you're on your way to understanding why Valiant Hearts belongs on your short list of games to play in 2014.

There's also the ongoing pattern in people's individual issues relating to Cognitive Dissonance and Bias, and the Dunning - Kruger Effect (non-experts in fields and those Pseudo-Experts those with no real life experience in real world applications) that are very much at play among a very small but vocal contingent of participants on RC.

Your cognitive dissonance is on full display.

Living with this kind of cognitive dissonance is simply part of being alive in this jarring moment in history, when a crisis we have been studiously ignoring is hitting us in the face — and yet we are doubling down on the stuff that is causing the crisis in the first place.

The remarkable cognitive dissonance of an adamant conclusion on the climate change mitigation reached from inconclusive hurricane data.

Whether you are working on the front lines of the climate issue, immersed in the science, trying to make policy or educate the public, or just an average person trying to make sense of the cognitive dissonance or grapple with frustration over this looming issue, What We Think About When We Try Not To Think About Global Warming moves beyond the psychological barriers that block progress and opens new doorways to social and personal transformation.

I suppose denying that November 2013 was the warmest on record is one way of trying to cope with the cognitive dissonance.

In other words, if people start with a particular opinion or view on a subject, any counter-evidence can create «cognitive dissonance» — discomfort caused by the presence of two irreconcilable ideas in the mind at once.

Further to Agnostic's remarks, a fundamental communications problem with NOAA's reports on climate in general is the cognitive dissonance introduced when the public is frequently invited to compare the latest complete year's surface temperature record with that of other years.

Much work on «cognitive dissonance» theory provides evidence for this mental mechanism.

Go on, be strong and courageous — and give your cognitive dissonance a break — and see if you can actually allow yourself to read it...

It is quite demonstrable math but mention this on any global warming blog and the inhabitants will exhibit severe agitation and fear and loathing as cognitive dissonance kicks in.

Having only been to this site a couple of times in the past, I'm not aware of the moderation policy but am surprised to see such accusations as accusing someone of «cognitive dissonance / deceit» (based, as far as I can see, on the poster's own interpretation of someone else's words) being allowed.

The convenient and ancient view among elites that the poor are actually spiritually rich, and the exaggeration of insignificant gestures like recycling and buying new lightbulbs, are both motivated by the cognitive dissonance created by simultaneously believing that not all seven billion humans on earth can «live like we live» and, consciously or unconsciously, knowing that we are unwilling to give up our high standard of living.

But very few questions seem to be asked when psychologists pronounce on the limitations of individual's psychology, based on their own understanding of climate science: the «facts» it supplies to them, such that they can detect «cognitive dissonance».

The paper also covers the *** cognitive dissonance *** ground (which affects us ALL), and many other matters already raised by my good self here on RC (of little interest) plus here:

Investors are doubling down on the cognitive dissonance and I predict this is going to shape the coming elections.

On the other hand the current cosmological orthodoxy is so riddled with cognitive dissonance that Olson's incredulity is completely understandable, if not his animosity.

There's probably a whole study that could be done on the cognitive dissonance that hobbles our professional mindset around change.

But because we have no conclusive proof that the Minister of Justice does in fact understand reality, we can only say with certainty that this facet of the so - called «tough - on - crime» agenda is based on «cognitive dissonance».

That space between motive and incentive can create some cognitive dissonance for those lawyers who can't take on the cases they'd like to tackle, particularly if it's a question of the would - be client's inability to pay; or...

That space between motive and incentive can create some cognitive dissonance for those lawyers who can't take on the cases they'd like to tackle, particularly if it's a question of the would - be client's inability to pay; or the fear that the return would not justify the investment of the lawyer's time.

He takes it further: «All of the available facts are covered with cognitive dissonance that casts doubt on his claim.»

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