Control of Pain Motivation by Cognitive Dissonance

Science56.90
Volume: 151, Issue: 3707, Pages: 217 - 219
Published: Jan 14, 1966
Abstract
Responses by humans to painful electric shocks are significantly modified at subjective, behavioral, and physiological levels by verbal manipulations of degree of choice and justification for further exposure to the aversive stimuli. Pain perception, learning, and galvanic skin resistance are altered under these conditions of "cognitive dissonance," as they are by reductions in voltage...
Paper Details
Title
Control of Pain Motivation by Cognitive Dissonance
Published Date
Jan 14, 1966
Journal
Volume
151
Issue
3707
Pages
217 - 219
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