Research on cognitive dissonance supports which surprising conclusion?

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Research on cognitive dissonance supports the surprising conclusion that people who are paid a little to do a boring task like it more than people paid generously. This is because people who are paid a small amount experience cognitive dissonance and justify their behavior by convincing themselves that they must have enjoyed the task. On the other hand, people who are paid generously do not have this dissonance and feel they did the task only for the money.

Research on Cognitive Dissonance Supports Which Surprising Conclusion