When people state publicly an opinion that is at odds with their own private attitudes,they are engaging in

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Counter-attitudinal advocacy refers to the behavior of expressing a view that is contrary to one's personal beliefs or values. It creates cognitive dissonance as it contradicts one's beliefs and values, leading to a need for consistency. People engage in counter-attitudinal advocacy when external incentives, such as social pressure or a reward, are present. This phenomenon has been studied in psychology, social psychology, and communication research.

When People State Publicly an Opinion That Is at Odds