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Jim absolutely hates cats. His new girlfriend has two cats that she adores, and Jim has been spending a lot of time at her apartment. Which of the following activities will not reduce his cognitive dissonance?

▸ Jim breaks up with his girlfriend.

▸ Jim decides that cats aren't that bad after all.

▸ Jim notes that he actually only dislikes cats who are unfriendly, and his girlfriend's cats are quite social.

▸ Jim continues to date his girlfriend, but his feelings about cats do not change.

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