Forced compliance effect
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December 14, 2008
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Forced compliance effect Overrating an action undertaken as a result of “forced compliance” – that is, being pressured to make a statement not believed or to carry out an action thought to be wrong – in order to convince oneself that it was worth doing after all.
(see also: Overjustification, Bolstering, boomerang effect)
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