Examples of using Dissonance in English and their translations into Norwegian
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to avoid dissonance in the image.
a psychologist who believed this dissonance could create feelings of guilt and shame.
what is known in psychology, as cognitive dissonance.
But just as the Game of Life series has demonstrated, this dissonance that fills the exhibition space penetrates the walls
Vocal range of the music is usually limited to one octave; dissonance and chromaticism are rare;
with elements of both post-black and dissonance.
And that… dissonance between what you want to become
prepared dissonance, and equality of voices.
more of the dissonance returns in B Morилe БыTия.
with an increasing use of dissonance.
The existence of dissonance, being psychologically uncomfortable, will motivate the person to try to reduce the dissonance and achieve consonance.
nicknamed"Dissonance" on account of its unusual slow introduction,
contemplates on the power of dissonance to create spaces for new ways of thinking.
the person will actively avoid situations and information which would likely increase the dissonance Festinger 1957.
I am interested in becoming better at listening to dissonance and believe that it is important not to be too quick to reduce all of the various critical conversations out there today to a homogenous, uniform movement.
But if you do not strive to cause dissonance in the eyes of others, and want to admire the stronger sex,
and against the background of this dissonance, shows a discrepancy in behavior
T1- An empire of dissonances.
Schütz's writing often includes intense dissonances caused by the contrapuntal motion of voices moving in correct individual linear motion,
Festinger's theory of cognitive dissonance; in non-behavioral concepts.