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Jun 10 2014 | Faunalytics

Discovering The Activation Point: Smart Strategies To Make People Act

This informative report elaborates on strategies for mobilizing concerned people to supportive action by identifying and leveraging their activation points. READ MORE

Jun 7 2014 | Faunalytics

The Problem Of Unwanted Pets: A Case Study

A case study has found that the term “surrendering pets” may perpetuate the problem of abandonment. READ MORE

May 27 2014 | Faunalytics

Tofu: Dispelling Myths Can be More Motivating Than Promoting Nutrition

Researchers suggest that dispelling the myths surrounding tofu and its preparation may most effectively increase tofu consumption. READ MORE

May 27 2014 | Faunalytics

Salivary Cortisol And Behavior In Therapy Dogs During Animal-Assisted Interventions

A pilot study has measured the effects of animal-assisted therapy on the animals used, with no definitive signs of stress found. READ MORE

May 12 2014 | Faunalytics

The Dying Animal

The following paper discusses the argument of devoting more research to the emotional effects of death on animals, the grieving involved, and other effects death has on animal wellbeing and welfare. READ MORE

May 8 2014 | Faunalytics

What’s Your Advocacy Style?

There has been a recent groundswell of interest in the different ways that introverts and extroverts process information and socialize. What does it mean for animal advocacy? READ MORE

May 1 2014 | Faunalytics

Fostering More Sustainable Food Choices: Can Self-Determination Theory Help?

This study tested Self-Determination Theory, and found it to be a useful framework for analyzing complex dietary decisions in order to influence consumers towards making environmentally sustainable meat-consumption choices. READ MORE

May 1 2014 | Faunalytics

Public Perceptions of Sharks: Gathering Support for Shark Conservation

A U.K. survey finds people are well-informed and positive about sharks, but unaware of negative fishing impacts, or paths to conservation advocacy. READ MORE

Apr 23 2014 | Faunalytics

Factors And Convergent Validity Of The Pet Attachment And Life Impact Scale (PALS)

A study has found the Pet Attachment and Life Impact Scale (PALS) to be a useful indicator of measuring guardian attachment to companion animals. READ MORE

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Discovering The Activation Point: Smart Strategies To Make People Act

The Problem Of Unwanted Pets: A Case Study

Tofu: Dispelling Myths Can be More Motivating Than Promoting Nutrition

Salivary Cortisol And Behavior In Therapy Dogs During Animal-Assisted Interventions

The Dying Animal

What’s Your Advocacy Style?

Fostering More Sustainable Food Choices: Can Self-Determination Theory Help?

Public Perceptions of Sharks: Gathering Support for Shark Conservation

Factors And Convergent Validity Of The Pet Attachment And Life Impact Scale (PALS)

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