Psychology Archives - Faunalytics

Mar 25 2026 | Andrea Polanco

Tactics In Practice: The Data Behind Corporate Outreach

This deep dive explores the data on corporate outreach efforts that push companies to adopt higher-welfare animal products (e.g., cage-free eggs), examining what drives companies to act, how pledges are secured, and the factors that influence successful follow-through. READ MORE

Mar 17 2026 | Aeneas Koosis

Partner Beliefs Shape Meat Consumption In Romantic Couples

In romantic relationships, each person’s beliefs can affect what the couple eats together. When one partner believes that meat is necessary for health or tastes good, the other tends to eat more meat. READ MORE

Mar 6 2026 | Erin Hymas

The “Humane Halo” Influencing Dairy Consumers

Are consumers also assumers? Researchers investigate whether U.K. shoppers make the mental leap from eco-friendly to animal-friendly when it comes to dairy products. READ MORE

Mar 2 2026 | Robert Davy

Marketing Plant-Based Meals Using Dynamic Social Norms

Can telling customers that plant-based meals are growing in popularity — a dynamic norm message — increase their uptake on a restaurant menu? READ MORE

Feb 18 2026 | karol orzechowski

AI In Animal Advocacy: Promise, Peril, Or Patience?

Animal advocates continue to be captivated, curious, and cautious about AI, sometimes all at once. In this blog, we look at the present state of AI within the animal protection movement, where advocates are doing well, and where more caution is needed. READ MORE

Feb 13 2026 | Sada Rice

Are People Willing To Influence Others To Go Plant-Based?

Convincing people to eat more plant-based foods could be one of the most powerful tools for fighting climate change, but only if it actually works. This study tests whether various messages make people more willing to encourage their friends and family to eat less meat. READ MORE

Feb 6 2026 | Marieke Head

Evaluating Public Acceptance Of Meat Reduction Policies In Finland

When given a choice between meat reduction policies that limit availability or increase prices, which do Finnish people prefer? And how is this affected by trust in politicians and concern for the environment? READ MORE

Feb 2 2026 | Carol Kline & Taylor Bass

Why Do Some People Choose Ethical Animal Tourism And Others Don’t?

As animal tourism grows in popularity, more and more people are wanting to choose their activities wisely. This article uncovers the psychology behind ethical travel decision-making. READ MORE

Jan 28 2026 | Andrea Polanco

Tactics In Practice: The Data Behind Humane Education

This deep dive explores the research on humane education — programs that teach the consequences of animal agriculture and/or respect for animals — examining how these initiatives influence dietary choices, shape attitudes toward animals, and inspire lasting compassionate action. READ MORE

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