Examples of using Dissonance in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I think he's still in cognitive dissonance.
The dissonance might foster a change in your mind.
What can she do to reduce the dissonance?
A shared experience of dissonance creates its own harmony.
How do we reconcile this cognitive dissonance?
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The way to deal with cognitive dissonance is to tilt your head a little.
Cognitive dissonance can often have a powerful influence on our behaviors and actions.
The Swedish volunteers remain a source of dissonance between Swedes and Finns.
Well, the reason is, is because, when we're buying gas,we're very invested in this sort of cognitive dissonance.
Because now the whole cognitive dissonance of the experience has to catch up.
Harmony and dissonance, tension and resolution-- all can be described by the mathematical ratios between tones.
Holyland' is showing works dealing with the dissonance between architecture, vision and politic.
And so, cognitive dissonance is part and parcel of the way that we deal with oil, and it's really important to dealing with this oil spill.
For them I'm an Israeli before anything else, and this dissonance stands at the basis of the soul searching you are now reading.
Cognitive dissonance theory explains changes in people's attitudes or beliefs as the result of an attempt to reduce a dissonance(discrepancy) between contradicting ideas or cognitions.
Now I see and believe that there is no dissonance between my being a Jew and my believing in Jesus.
Allport, the grand old man of social psychology,introduced him as a“master of mendacity” because of the dramatic experiments on cognitive dissonance that were already bringing Elliot fame.
In order to reduce this dissonance between belief and behavior, he has a few difference choices.
The most transformative experience I have ever had-- in that single moment,hearing dissonance and harmony and people singing, people together.
The evil followers of dissonance will attempt to stop you so you must blast them into non-existence for the greater good.
Kids may actually believe that nothing happened, which may create a dissonance between their individual experience and what we tell them.
But partisan-based cognitive dissonance can lead people to reject evidence that's inconsistent with the party line or discredits party leaders.
It is an accepted and clear principle in the field of religious studies:Faith-based dissonance generates a desire for harmonization, and that desire creates action.
Leon Festinger(1957) proposed cognitive dissonance theory, which states that a powerful motive to maintain cognitive consistency can give rise to irrational and sometimes maladaptive behavior.
Rabbis for Human Rights' work often causes cognitive dissonance, forcing people to reexamine their stereotypes and beliefs.
A tension is a personal experience: a symptom of dissonance between an individual's perception of a situation, and their expectations(or preferences).
The works of Zehava Edelsburg deal with nature and culture,illustrating the dissonance between what happens in the natural kingdom and what occurs in human culture.
More than a quarter century of cognitive dissonance, and regarding submarines, a German specialty since World War I, best not to add anything more at this stage.
The resulting internal conflict, known as cognitive dissonance, keeps you trapped, as each compromise makes it more painful to admit you have been deceived.