Y se llama Disonancia Cognitiva

The person who has lied to you the most isn't your ex, or your boss... It's you. We think we make rational decisions, but often we're just protecting a story we tell ourselves. Cognitive dissonance explains why we justify obvious mistakes, why we defend ideas that harm us, and why changing our minds can hurt more than continuing to deceive ourselves. In this video, I explore how this psychological mechanism works, from classic social psychology experiments to everyday examples: relationships that aren't working, bad decisions we defend at all costs, individual and collective self-deception, and the dangerous obsession with consistency. Because the problem isn't having contradictions. The problem is not seeing them. -------------------------------------------------------- ▸ MUCH MORE HERE https://www.youtube.com/c/DisonanciaC... 🎞 CHAPTERS 🎞 0:00 - Something Doesn't Fit 1:30 - The Sect That Didn't Wake Up 4:50 - The Noise in Your Head 9:01 - Change What You Do... or What You Think 16:09 - When Coherence Blinds You 22:28 - Being Dissonant ▸ CONTACT [email protected] ▸ SUPPORT THE CHANNEL If you find this content valuable and want to help it continue: • paypal.me/DisonanciaCognitiva 🕮 RECOMMENDED READINGS 🕮 (Books and texts related to the video topic) • A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance — Leon Festinger • When Prophecy Fails — Leon Festinger • Mistakes Were Made (But Not by Me) — Carol Tavris & Elliot Aronson • The Elephant in the Brain — Kevin Simler & Robin Hanson • The Righteous Mind — Jonathan Haidt ▸ FOLLOW ME ON • TikTok:   / el.disonante   • Instagram:   / el.disonante   • Twitter:   / eldisonante_   • Facebook:   / eldisonanteoficial