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Applying Cognitive Dissonance Theory to America’s Domestic Concentration Camps and Semantics Usage

On By Honora BowenIn Essays, human rights, Politics, psychologyLeave a comment

Here is a paper that I wrote in college, regarding the refugee detainment camps at the border of the United States and how CDT plays into the terminology that is used to describe them. Enjoy. —Honora Applying Cognitive Dissonance Theory to America’s Domestic Concentration Camps and Semantics Usage             The United States was supposedly founded …

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Narcissistic Power Plays, Nazi Tactics, and ‘Express Reverse Passing Off’ of Ideas in Trademark Law: How Donald Trump and His Followers Are Using All of These Concepts to Gaslight the Bernie Sanders Campaign

On By Honora BowenIn Politics, psychology4 Comments

*Note: This article has been corrected to show that Bernie is trademarked with the US Patent and Trademark Office. If anyone has ever found themself as the victim of narcissistic abuse, they know how impossible it can seem to explain the abuse to other people in the narcissist's circle. Usually the best option is to …

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