Most Often, People Reduce Cognitive Dissonance By

Multiple Choice

Most often, people reduce cognitive dissonance by:

A) Reversing the decision that caused the dissonance.
B) Seeking out the negative aspects of the decision and highlight them.
C) Pretending there were no alternatives to the decision.
D) Developing more favorable attitudes toward specific features of the decision.
E) There is no way to reduce cognitive dissonance.