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If you were one of the Stanford students who participated in the classic research on cognitive dissonance conducted by Festinger and Carlsmith, you would be asked to
◦ present electric shock to another person.
◦ compare the length of lines to a standard line.
◦ tell others that working on monotonous tasks was enjoyable.
◦ observe others communicating in chat rooms.
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