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How can persuasion be used to change a person's attitude?
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How can persuasion be used to change a person's attitude?
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Persuasion can be used to change a person's attitude by providing new information or contrasting or disconfirming existing beliefs. This can create cognitive dissonance, which can be resolved by changing the attitude.
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