6 façons de provoquer la dissonance cognitive - Psychologie Sociale - Engagement #2

Directed by: Guillaume Cosnier & Bianca Hallépée In this episode, we examine the paradigms of cognitive dissonance. How does it arise? What are its consequences? How do researchers study it? Support the channel on Tipeee: https://fr.tipeee.com/le-singe List of donors: http://guillaumecosnier.psychoscope.n... My personal website: http://guillaumecosnier.psychoscope.net/ Sources: Classes given by Ms. Louvet, second-year psychology student at the University of Strasbourg. Fabien, G. (2003). Psychology of Persuasion and Commitment. Presses universitaires de Franche-Comté. Robert, C. (2004). Influence and Manipulation (3rd ed.). First-Gründ. David, V. (2011). Cognitive Dissonance. Dunod. Robert-Vincent, J. Jean-Léon, B. (2017). Freely Consenting Submission (7th ed., vol. y). puf. Leon, F. (1985). A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance (2nd ed.). Stanford University Press. Robert-Vincent, J. Jean-Léon, B. (2014). A Short Treatise on Manipulation for the Use of Honest People. pug. Nicolas, G. (2011). Psychology of Manipulation and Submission (2nd ed.). Dunod. The note-taking series is produced by two psychology students who decided to fill the gap in digital teaching of their discipline, where numerous clear videos are available in other scientific fields. We popularize the concepts we study in a short, illustrated format, adding our own examples and offbeat humor. Directed, voiced, and edited by Guillaume Cosnier Artist: Bianca Hallépée Our networks: Instagram:   / prisedenotes   Title: Poison Author: Ona Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnnB... License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Download (6MB): https://auboutdufil.com/?id=559