Dissonance, self-perception, and the perception of others: A study in Cognitive cognitive dissonance☆
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This research was supported by grants from the Ontario Mental Health Foundation (110) and the Deference Research Board of Canada (9465-11). We thank Miss Lorraine Wood for assistance in gathering the data, Drs. Leyla de Toledo and Abraham Ross for aid in recruiting subjects, and Donald Dutton and Robert Lake for a critical analysis of many of the points raised.
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Now at the University of Michigan.
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