In the Context of Resistance, Cognitive Dissonance Refers To

In the context of resistance, cognitive dissonance refers to:

A) a psychological conflict that results when people hold conflicting views simultaneously.
B) a fallacy that suggests that a practice is morally acceptable because it is a long-standing tradition.
C) the belief that people have a moral obligation to challenge ordinary ways of thinking through ontological debate.
D) the process of devoting one's life to the pursuit of a peaceful and harmonious existence.