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The typologies of cognitive dissonance and the self-guided adult visitor : assessing interpretive aids in a fine arts museum
Cognitive dissonances can occur when self-guided visitors confront art works in museums which do not agree with their previously held cognitions. As a result, visitors can experience frustration and anxiety because they are unable to find immediate sources through which they can resolve their disson
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