Marco's parents never used a calendar and constantly referred to planning as stifling. In his sales role, his boss always wants to see his calendar. When he first agreed to keep a calendar, he was reluctant and felt stifled, and experienced cognitive dissonance between his beliefs and his actions. Overtime, he began to recognize that keeping a calendar helped with communication with his boss, and even had a positive effect on his sales. Marco's cognitive dissonance was reduced by which of the following?

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Marco's cognitive dissonance was reduced by changing his belief about keeping a calendar, as he began to see its benefits in communication and sales.

Marco's Parents Never Used a Calendar and Constantly Referred to Planning