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Artigos etiquetados “dissonância cognitiva

Boogey Man

Publicado em 29/01/2026

(…) For years, Maduro cast the CIA as a convenient boogey man, repeatedly accusing the agency – without evidence – of attempting to topple his regime as he clung to power despite US opposition.
Now, the CIA has helped supplant Maduro and is poised to help actively manage the Trump administration’s dealings with Venezuela’s new leadership.

—Zachary Cohen, Jennifer Hansler e Kylie Atwood Exclusive: US planning CIA foothold in post-Maduro Venezuela, CNN, 27 de Janeiro de 2026

Sour Grapes

Publicado em 16/01/2025

In Aesop’s fables from ancient Greece, the storyteller coined the term sour grapes to depict the opinion change of a fox who realized that he could not reach grapes that he wanted. After experiencing frustation, the fox solved his cognitive dissonance by convincing himself that the grapes must be sour and that in fact he was never interested in them.

—Dan Ariely, Misbelief, Harper Collins 2023