Self-perception theory asserts that counterattitudinal behaviour often serves to change attitudes because of the uncomfortable state of emotional tension evoked by these behaviours.

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Self-perception theory suggests that individuals infer their attitudes from their behavior when their attitudes are initially unclear, rather than experiencing emotional tension or discomfort (as suggested by cognitive dissonance theory).

Self-Perception Theory Asserts That Counterattitudinal Behaviour Often Serves to Change