Cognitive Dissonance

[@alterego9618]

I think Ross was more in shock than cognitive dissonance

[@elopezrodriguezpucpr]

You can be in shock and act to alleviate the dissonance at the same time.

[@superchuck3259]

I just thought he was shocked!

[@MrsItsr8l]

Great example, thank you.

[@bertmcchick]

This simplifies it. It can be a very bad situation and the person that has this issue completely justifies and has no guilt about their actions.

[@JoelAntoinette]

They don't feel bad about repeatedly breaking engagement agreements because it's never their fault, in their own mind

[@chantelantoine4386]

Then they have no dissonance I guess

[@_N0_0ne]

Thank you kindly ✍️

[@Flap999]

Exactly stated. Reminds me of the time I presented evidence to my sister that her idol Hillary has been and remains to be a horrible human being.

[@kumitetoday]

It seems it's just life and not in need of some diagnosis.

[@saadrida6570]

Thank you maggie for your explaining i got it now

[@JoseHernandez-xy8mj]

na Ross is just in denial

[@dblack8141]

He founded the theory. He didn't founded cognitive dissonance as a concept or coin the words. This is not a minor discrepancy.

[@lynnetmb4706]

No

[@PugFitNation]

Nice video.

[@AlexandrBorschchev]

Is there a personality disorder of being chronically dissonant?

[@michalsm6085]

Yes, Narcisstic Personality Disorder.

[@hddk2855]

It's a very common symptom in Cluster B personality disorders. Someone with such a personality disorder experiences constant conflict between their believes and actions, which causes cognitive dissonance

[@eyobgetachewtensaw9955]

Thanks