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• Without the adjustive function, this may lead to behavioral disconfirmation.
• Another example of the belief disconfirmation paradigm is an Jesus was resurrected from the dead.
• Schwann also examined the question of spontaneous generation, which led to its eventual disconfirmation.
• This effect, known as " disconfirmation bias ", has been supported by other experiments.
• The fifth condition is especially important as it states the specific circumstance under which the belief can continue after disconfirmation.
• With Ross and Charles Lord he also authored an important study on attitude change and what is now called disconfirmation bias.
• To them the disconfirmation was " painfully obvious ", and researchers used them as a case study in cognitive dissonance.
• This assertion has been repeatedly challenged; Birth-order theory has the characteristics of a zombie theory, as despite disconfirmation,
• But a disconfirmation is a stimulus, a call to action which impels one to stumble forward in order to seek improvements.
• These primes are hypothesized to be language universals, with most of them having been tested across a wide variety of languages without encountering disconfirmation.
• To Hempel, metaphysics involved claims to know things which were not knowable; that is, metaphysical hypotheses were incapable of confirmation or disconfirmation by evidence.
• Festinger and his colleagues predicted that the inevitable disconfirmation would be followed by an enthusiastic effort at proselytizing to seek social support and lessen the pain of disconfirmation.
• Festinger and his colleagues predicted that the inevitable disconfirmation would be followed by an enthusiastic effort at proselytizing to seek social support and lessen the pain of disconfirmation.
• In this case, if Keech could add consonant elements by converting others to the basic premise, then the magnitude of her dissonance following disconfirmation would be reduced.
• Target complicity in the confirmation and disconfirmation of erroneous perceiver expectations : Immediate and longer term implications . " Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 73 ", 974-991.
• They found that people were more likely to look for information that would be " useful for inferring a cause " following disconfirmation and less likely to do so following a confirmation of their expectancy.
• Perceiver self-presentational goals as moderators of expectancy influences : Ingratiation and the disconfirmation of negative expectancies . " Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 64 ", 409-420.
• Zelen's 1976 " Challenge to Gauquelin " had stated : " We now have an objective way for unambiguous corroboration or disconfirmation . . . to settle this question ", whereas this aim was now disputed.
• Criticism of the system would take the form, not of empirical disconfirmation, but of showing that DP's concepts were not apt, useful, and / or systematically related in a logical, rigorous fashion.