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Blame-Displacing In Animal Shelter Workers And Surrenderers
Blame-Displacing In Animal Shelter Workers And Surrenderers
Both surrenderers and animal shelter workers feel the need to displace blame to others in order to manage the guilt over killing companion animals. READ MOREBoth surrenderers and animal shelter workers feel the need to displace blame to others in order to manage the guilt over killing companion animals. READ MORE
Effects Of A Problem-Based Learning Approach On Attitude Change
Effects Of A Problem-Based Learning Approach On Attitude Change
An open-ended, problem-based learning approach to teaching conservation science and environmental management studies to academically talented college students is effective in improving knowledge, interest and awareness of these issues to [...] READ MOREAn open-ended, problem-based learning approach to teaching conservation science and environmental management studies to academically talented college students is effective in improving knowledge, interest and awareness of these issues to [...] READ MORE
Children, Animals, And Leisure Settings
Children, Animals, And Leisure Settings
Children can retain a number of specific memories after a visit to a zoo or a museum, though there are differences in the types of things they remember have some [...] READ MOREChildren can retain a number of specific memories after a visit to a zoo or a museum, though there are differences in the types of things they remember have some [...] READ MORE
‘Humane’ Food Sparks Excitement, Labeling Controversy
‘Humane’ Food Sparks Excitement, Labeling Controversy
Consumers have grown more concerned for animal welfare when shopping and have increased demands for suitable labeling on products involving animals. READ MOREConsumers have grown more concerned for animal welfare when shopping and have increased demands for suitable labeling on products involving animals. READ MORE
Companion Animal Obesity Continues To Grow In U.S.
Companion Animal Obesity Continues To Grow In U.S.
The problem of companion animal obesity is continuing to rise as 34 million dogs and 54 million cats are now considered overweight or obese. READ MOREThe problem of companion animal obesity is continuing to rise as 34 million dogs and 54 million cats are now considered overweight or obese. READ MORE
