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Synthesis of Knowledge:Cognitive Dissonance in the Cybersecurity Domain
Cognitive dissonance occurs when people reject new evidence that contradicts existing knowledge or behaviours. This is relevant to cybersecurity, a domain that often needs to persuade people to adopt new practices or change the way they currently behave. We carried out a scoping review of the litera
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