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Dec 17 2007 | Faunalytics

Pleasure, Pursuit Of Health, Or Negotiation Of Identity?

Analyzes the clustering of four food choice motives (health, weight concerns, pleasure, and ideological reasons) and personality among young- and middle-age women. READ MORE

Dec 17 2007 | Faunalytics

The Belief That Vegetarian Diets Provide Health Benefits

This study examined the attitudes of people towards the concept that vegetarian diets provide health benefits. READ MORE

Dec 17 2007 | Faunalytics

Teenage Vegetarianism In A Social Context

This article examines teenage vegetarianism from a social and cognitive context and examines attitudes and beliefs towards food by teenagers. READ MORE

Dec 17 2007 | Faunalytics

Lifestyle Related Characteristics Of Adolescent Low-Meat-Consumers And Omnivores In Sweden And Norway

This study examined youths in Sweden and Norway and found that low meat consumers were more depressed, had more headaches and were more tired. READ MORE

Dec 14 2007 | Faunalytics

The Motivational Bases Of Attitudes Toward Animals

This article discuses the differences between animal rights supports, farmers and the urban public on their fundamental motivational bases for attitudes towards animals. READ MORE

Dec 13 2007 | Faunalytics

British Doctors Favour Animal-To-Human Transplants

This survey found that the majority of British doctors believe human transplants, genetically altering animals and xenotransplants were all acceptable. READ MORE

Dec 9 2007 | Faunalytics

You Must Not Be Rude About A Panda

A potential new law would ban all negative images of the panda, which is a national symbol of China, with 47% of the population agreeing with such a ban. READ MORE

Dec 6 2007 | Faunalytics

Public Attitudes To The Welfare Of Broiler Chickens

These two workshops in the U.K. have supported earlier research on consumer attitudes and found that consumers were shocked at discovering the reality of the production methods used for broiler [...] READ MORE

Dec 4 2007 | Faunalytics

Majority “Now In Favour Of Compromise On Hunting”

A majority of the UK find hunting to be immoral, but a majority oppose a ban on hunting citing civil liberty and instead support a regulated form of hunting. READ MORE

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Pleasure, Pursuit Of Health, Or Negotiation Of Identity?

The Belief That Vegetarian Diets Provide Health Benefits

Teenage Vegetarianism In A Social Context

Lifestyle Related Characteristics Of Adolescent Low-Meat-Consumers And Omnivores In Sweden And Norway

The Motivational Bases Of Attitudes Toward Animals

British Doctors Favour Animal-To-Human Transplants

You Must Not Be Rude About A Panda

Public Attitudes To The Welfare Of Broiler Chickens

Majority “Now In Favour Of Compromise On Hunting”

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