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Attitude extremity as a determinant of attitude change in the forced-compliance experiment

David R. Shaffer

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Key concepts: Cognitive dissonance, Psychology, Social psychology, Self-justification, Self-perception theory, Attitude change, Perception, Compliance (psychology)

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