A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance
9 hrs. 38 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Leon Festinger
Author
Leon Festinger
Narrator
Maxim Doronin
Narrator
Maxim Doronin
Description
The most famous work by the classic psychologist Leon Festinger in a modern presentation. The concept of “cognitive dissonance” has become firmly embedded in our lives—this psychological phenomenon influences our behavior and how we perceive the world. People strive for inner balance between the information they receive and the personal motives behind their actions—sometimes even against common sense. The desire to reduce dissonance is a vital need in anyone’s life—author proves this with the results of numerous experiments and surprising historical facts.
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07:51
00_01_Predislovie
09:28
00_02_Predislovie avtora
1:14:14
01_Vvedenie v teoriyu dissonansa
35:26
02_Vvedenie v teoriyu prinyatiya resheniy
1:23:03
03_Psihologicheskie posledstviya prinyatiya resheniya- empiricheskie dannye
26:32
04_Fenomen vynuzhdennogo soglasiya- teoriya
46:55
05_Effekty vynuzhdennogo soglasiya - empiricheskie dannye
28:09
06_Proizvolnoe i neproizvolnoe znakomstvo s novoy informatsiey- teoriya
1:14:59
07_Proizvolnoe i neproizvolnoe poluchenie informatsii- empiricheskie dannye
47:36
08_Rol sotsialnoy podderzhki- teoriya
50:01
09_Rol sotsialnoy podderzhki- empiricheskie dannye o protsessah sotsialnogo vliyaniya
50:03
10_Rol sotsialnoy podderzhki- empiricheskie dannye o massovyh sotsialno-psihologicheskih yavleniyah
44:17
11_Rezyume i perspektivy
