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Electronically Available Surveys Of Attitudes Toward Animals

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Provides information regarding how to access animal-related public opinion survey information electronically, specifically through The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research and the National Opinion Research Center.

Provides information regarding how to access animal-related public opinion survey information electronically, specifically through The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research and the National Opinion Research Center.

Discusses electronic availability of opinion data related to human attitudes toward non-human animals.

Many of these studies are conducted among college students, psychology students in particular.

Discusses accessibility of databases such as POLL, Dialog, GSS, and Statistics Universe.

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Harold Herzog, Jr., Lorna B. Dorr, Western Carolina University, 2000

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Other Topics Attitudes Education English Evaluation Humans

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