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Experiencing guilt related to a decision or action can also indicate cognitive dissonance, as it highlights the conflict between one's actions and their beliefs. | Experiencing guilt related to a decision or action can also indicate cognitive dissonance, as it highlights the conflict between one's actions and their beliefs. | ||
*Questioning Decisions: | *Questioning Decisions: | ||
Individuals may second-guess their decisions or feel unsure about the choices they've made. | |||
* Ignoring Facts or Selective Exposure: | * Ignoring Facts or Selective Exposure: | ||
People might actively avoid information that contradicts their beliefs or selectively remember information that supports their actions. | People might actively avoid information that contradicts their beliefs or selectively remember information that supports their actions. | ||