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Joel Cooper is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at Princeton University. His major research focus is on attitudes and attitude change, especially as it relates to cognitive dissonance. His recent work examines the role of vicarious experience in dissonance, where individuals feel dissonance due to inconsistent behaviors. Additionally, Cooper is actively interested in the effects of expert testimony in legal settings and gender differences in the effectiveness of information technology, particularly among school children. His contributions to the field have furthered the understanding of how cognitive processes influence behavior and decision-making.
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