Research by Bastian and Colleagues (2012) Shows That Meat-Eaters Are

Multiple Choice

Research by Bastian and colleagues (2012) shows that meat-eaters are less likely to attribute a ""mind"" to animals in order to alleviate the dissonance caused by eating meat products. This increased tendency to agree with statements such as ""animals don't think and feel pain"" in order to justify meat-eating is an example of:

A) Minimizing the perceptions of free choice
B) Adding cognitions
C) Subtracting cognitions
D) All of the above