Attitude Change and Cognitive Dissonance
Journal of Marketing Research · 1965 · Volume 2 · Issue 4
DOI: 10.1177/002224376500200409
Abstract
The comparative effect of factual and ideological propaganda was investigated by means of a controlled experiment in which matched groups were exposed to films exemplifying these persuasive techniques. Results disclosed the greater influence of the ideological film, which was also the least liked. Further analysis provided empirical support for cognitive dissonance as an explanation.
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