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Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

Pro-Hunting Versus Anti-Hunting

This paper detailed differences between those who oppose hunting and those who do not, and found that those without hunters in the family were far more likely to oppose hunting than those with hunters in the family. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

Public Opinion Of Hunting

The following article summarizes several polls around the U.S. that show the level of support for hunting in various states. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

Attitudes, Interest, And Influences For Becoming Vegetarian

Research project conducted by MBA students to study influences for becoming vegetarian. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

Symbolism Of Meat For Acceptance Of Fruits And Vegetables

This study tested the changes in dietary choices which resulted by making aspects of the symbolic meaning of meat known to study participants. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

Attitude-Behavior Consistency For Stigmatized Behaviour

An experiment has found that both vegetarians and omnivores have consistent attitudes and behaviours towards meat proteins with the latter favouring meat over non-meat protein. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

A Demographic Profile Of Vegetarians And Non-Vegetarians

This study explores vegetarian and non-vegetarian demographics and explores differences in social behavior, religion and education. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

Health Practices, Attitudes, And Beliefs Of Veg*ns

Establishes a demographic and social profile of vegetarians and non-vegetarians, including possible motivators, social habits, and a wide range of demographic data. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

Contemporary Nutritional Attitudes And Practices

This article details the nutritional attitudes and behaviors of UK-respondents and details differences in demographics on responses. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

Wholefoods And Healthfoods: Beliefs And Attitudes

This study concludes that there is a link between alternative diets, such as vegans, and other forms of alternativism but vegans are not more "alternative" than other diets such as whole or health food consumers. READ MORE

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Pro-Hunting Versus Anti-Hunting

Public Opinion Of Hunting

Attitudes, Interest, And Influences For Becoming Vegetarian

Symbolism Of Meat For Acceptance Of Fruits And Vegetables

Attitude-Behavior Consistency For Stigmatized Behaviour

A Demographic Profile Of Vegetarians And Non-Vegetarians

Health Practices, Attitudes, And Beliefs Of Veg*ns

Contemporary Nutritional Attitudes And Practices

Wholefoods And Healthfoods: Beliefs And Attitudes

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