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Jan 5 2024 | Amy Kennedy

Discouraging Red Meat Consumption Through Environmental Messaging

In this study, researchers explored whether messages about protecting vs. harming the environment could encourage people to reduce their red meat purchases. READ MORE

Jan 3 2024 | Nick Souter

Vegetarians And The Meaning Of Happiness

Happiness means different things to different people. The way that vegetarians think about happiness may have implications for animal advocacy. READ MORE

Jan 1 2024 | Jonathan Sutton

Do Consumers Connect Climate Change With Industrial Meat?

This poll found that people are still not very aware of the climate effects of industrial meat, and the media is not informing them. READ MORE

Dec 22 2023 | Kate Shipton

National Norms, Identity, And Meat Consumption

When people eat meat, they may be influenced by what they think other people in their country are doing — especially if they identify strongly with that country. READ MORE

Dec 21 2023 | Jeanette Shutay

Using “Power Words” To Control Animals

Words have power, and this paper discusses how humans use that power to define animal rights and control the behaviors and existence of nonhuman animals. READ MORE

Dec 12 2023 | Narges Kalantari

Getting Cat Guardians To Comply With Professional Advice

Companion cats may display concerning behaviors that stem from a lack of proper care. Understanding why cat guardians ignore or follow behavioral advice could improve cat welfare. READ MORE

Dec 5 2023 | Narges Kalantari

Do Disruptive Protests Help Vegan Advocacy?

Many animal advocates participate in protests to promote animal protection. This study explores whether disruptive demonstrations win over public support. READ MORE

Dec 1 2023 | Stephen Ingram

Perceived Adoptability Of “Challenging” Dogs

Dogs with medical or behavioral issues, or histories of abuse, have a harder time finding homes. This research explores how potential adopters perceive these issues. READ MORE

Nov 29 2023 | karol orzechowski

Making Connections: A Faunalytics Researcher Roundtable

In this discussion, Faunalytics Researchers Jo Anderson, Coni Arévalo, and Andrea Polanco discuss the state of animal advocacy research, and their hopes for future directions. READ MORE

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Discouraging Red Meat Consumption Through Environmental Messaging

Vegetarians And The Meaning Of Happiness

Do Consumers Connect Climate Change With Industrial Meat?

National Norms, Identity, And Meat Consumption

Using “Power Words” To Control Animals

Getting Cat Guardians To Comply With Professional Advice

Do Disruptive Protests Help Vegan Advocacy?

Perceived Adoptability Of “Challenging” Dogs

Making Connections: A Faunalytics Researcher Roundtable

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