Online visiting the Salvador Dali museum in Belgium, Brugge

A paper on the ‘online visiting’ of museums, expositions or the work of artists. You can visit a lot of museums and expositions online now. There is also the possibility to look at the work of Jan Van Eyck in detail. There will be some examples of websites at the end of this announcement.

Explain why the phenomenon of cognitive dissonance, as exemplified by the fable of sour grapes(Aesop), contradicts standard theory.

Explain the following example both in terms of anchoring effect and in terms of projection bias.
“Subjects tasted a spoonful of plain yogurt and immediately rated their experience. They were then asked to predict how they would rate the experience of consuming a full cup of the same yogurt….”,

2. Explain why the phenomenon of cognitive dissonance, as exemplified by the fable of sour grapes(Aesop), contradicts standard theory.

Killing poachers of rare rhinos, elephants, mountain gorillas vs. human rights.

Justified homicide: Killing poachers of rare rhinos, elephants, mountain gorillas vs. human rights. The case study is a narrative between two opposing sides/characters. One side should support the killing of the poachers while the other side opposes because of human rights. The case study has to be 1000 words with the commentary being another 1000 words. The commentary is an evaluation of the sides explaining why.