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you to make a commitment (that is, to take a stand, to go on record), I will have set the stage for your automatic and ill-considered consistency with that earlier com- mitment. Once a stand is taken, there is a natural tendency to behave in ways that are stubbornly consistent with the stand. Even preliminary leanings that occur be- fore a final decision has to be made can bias us toward consistent subsequent choices (Brownstein, 2003; Brownstein, Read, 8{ Simon, 2004; Russo, Carlson, 8{ Meloy, 2006). As we've already seen, social psychologists are not the only ones who under- stand the connection between commitment and consistency. Commitment strate- gies are aimed at us by compliance professionals of nearly every sort. Each of the _ Chapter 3 COMMITMENT AND CONSISTENCY strategies is intended to get us to take some action or make some statement that will trap us into later compliance through consistency pressures. Procedures designed
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