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Open- and Closed-Mindedness and Cognitive Conflict
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Open- and Closed-Mindedness and Cognitive Conflict
Open- and Closed-Mindedness and Cognitive Conflict
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RM
Robert J. Mertz
Robert J. Mertz
GM
Gerald R. Miller
Gerald R. Miller
LB
Lee Ballance
Lee Ballance
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1 September 1966
journal article
Published by
SAGE Publications
in
Journalism Quarterly
Vol. 43
(3)
,
429-433
DOI:
10.1177/107769906604300302
Abstract
Michigan State data accord with the belief congruence theory of Rokeach, implying that Closed-Minded subjects find a stronger anchorage in prior attitudes toward source and thus change more.
Keywords
COGNITIVE CONFLICT
CONFLICT MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN STATE
STATE DATA
DATA ACCORD
BELIEF CONGRUENCE
CONGRUENCE THEORY
CLOSED-MINDED SUBJECTS
SUBJECTS FIND
STRONGER ANCHORAGE
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