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Aug 27 2010 | Faunalytics

Project Snapshot: Consumers Aware Of And Concerned About “Factory Farming”

This study found that since 2008, consumers have become increasingly familiar with the term "factory farm" and the association between factory farming and chickens is also growing. READ MORE

Aug 27 2010 | Faunalytics

Self-Reported Fear Towards Large Carnivores Among The Norwegian Public

This study looked at the differing demographic information that affected an individual's fear of large carnivores. READ MORE

Aug 24 2010 | Faunalytics

Relationship Of Empathy And Perception Of Pain

Researchers have found that Norwegian people living with dogs have very high levels of animal-directed empathy. The article goes on to discuss the differences in attitudes of differing demographics . READ MORE

Aug 24 2010 | Faunalytics

The Art Of Asking Questions

When determining public opinion through surveys, it is important that the design of the survey is rigidly created to be as accurate as possible. The book “The Art of Asking Questions” offers insightful advice to advocates creating surveys. READ MORE

Aug 24 2010 | Faunalytics

Australian Diners Eat Up But Choosing Healthier

This article examined Australian eating behaviors and found that they were ordering healthier meals in 2011 than the previous year. READ MORE

Aug 19 2010 | Faunalytics

Companion Animal Woes: First Comes Baby, Then The Doghouse

This study of companion animal guardians examined their attitudes towards their companion animal, and the three main kinds of companion animal guardians. READ MORE

Aug 16 2010 | Faunalytics

Consumer Liking And Willingness To Pay For High Welfare Animal-Based Products

Effective labelling on animal-based products can increase both the demand for, and welfare of, farm animals. READ MORE

Aug 12 2010 | Faunalytics

Personalities Of Self-Identified “Dog People” And “Cat People”

This study analyzed the difference between “dog people” and “cat people” on the “Big Five” personality tests. READ MORE

Aug 10 2010 | Faunalytics

Farmers’ And Consumers’ Perceptions Of Animal Welfare In Livestock Breeding

Farmers generally perceive farmed animal breeding positively, while consumers generally view it negatively but both groups display ambivalence compared to their attitudes. READ MORE

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Project Snapshot: Consumers Aware Of And Concerned About “Factory Farming”

Self-Reported Fear Towards Large Carnivores Among The Norwegian Public

Relationship Of Empathy And Perception Of Pain

The Art Of Asking Questions

Australian Diners Eat Up But Choosing Healthier

Companion Animal Woes: First Comes Baby, Then The Doghouse

Consumer Liking And Willingness To Pay For High Welfare Animal-Based Products

Personalities Of Self-Identified “Dog People” And “Cat People”

Farmers’ And Consumers’ Perceptions Of Animal Welfare In Livestock Breeding

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