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Many victims are unable to resolve their feelings because they keep picking at the scab on the wound…
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262 |
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Dissonance theory would therefore predict that when victims are armed and able to strike back, perpetrators will feel less need to reduce dissonance by belittling them than they do when their victims are helpless.
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271 |
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If the person who admits mistakes or harm is a business or political leader, you will probably feel reassured that you are in the capable hands of someone big enough to do the right thing…
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290 |
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…maturity means an active, self-reflective struggle to accept the dissonance we feel about hopes we did not realize, opportunities we let slide by, mistakes we made, challenges we could not meet, all of which changed our lives in ways we could not anticipate.
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316 |
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Most people who get caught in a lie, mistake, or hypocritical dance feel sharp dissonance and are motivated to squirm out of it with a flurry of self-justification.
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336 |
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…when there is a Just Cause, a reason to come to work that is bigger than any particular win, our days take on more meaning and feel more fulfilling.
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033 |
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Human beings want to feel a part of something. We crave the feeling of belonging. We enjoy the feeling of being part of a group…
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039 |
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…when others can see a vision become something real, skeptics become believers and even more people feel inspired by the possibility and willingly commit their time and energy, ideas and talents…
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048 |
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We are all entitled to feel psychologically protected at work, be fairly compensated for our effort and contribute to something bigger than ourselves.
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090 |
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When companies make their people feel like they jitter, the people come together in a way that money simply cannot buy.
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098 |
