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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 13 2007 | Faunalytics

Personality Differences Between Pro- And Anti-Vivisectionists

Examines attitudinal differences between pro- and anti-vivisectionists using personality measures from the Myers-Briggs Type Inventory test and the Animal Research Survey. READ MORE

Dec 11 2007 | Faunalytics

What Makes Us Moral

How does morality develop in humans and how does that process impact our relationship with animals? Time Magazine explored the topic. 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 chickens. 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

Dec 3 2007 | Faunalytics

Public Attitudes Toward Animal Research: Some International Comparisons

This research is a comparative analysis of the public's attitudes toward the use of animals in scientific research in 15 different nations. READ MORE

Dec 3 2007 | Faunalytics

Shanghai Citizens Attitudes On Eating Wild Animals

This survey on Shanghai citizens asked questions on wildlife animal consumption, whether they had consumed wildlife before and their motivations for eating wildlife. READ MORE

Dec 3 2007 | Faunalytics

How The Market For Animal-Friendly Food Products Works

"Animal welfare," as a marketing term, is used to differentiate between products and ensure to consumers that the product is of high quality. READ MORE

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British Doctors Favour Animal-To-Human Transplants

Personality Differences Between Pro- And Anti-Vivisectionists

What Makes Us Moral

You Must Not Be Rude About A Panda

Public Attitudes To The Welfare Of Broiler Chickens

Majority “Now In Favour Of Compromise On Hunting”

Public Attitudes Toward Animal Research: Some International Comparisons

Shanghai Citizens Attitudes On Eating Wild Animals

How The Market For Animal-Friendly Food Products Works

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