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Aug 26 2024 | Teresa Gallo

Understanding Cognitive Dissonance In Vegetarians And Pescatarians

Do vegetarians and pescatarians attribute fewer mental abilities to the animals who are included in their diets? READ MORE

Aug 19 2024 | Narges Kalantari

Addressing Burnout Among Veterinary Nurses

This review provides an overview of organizational risk factors for burnout in veterinary nurses. READ MORE

Aug 14 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Meat Vs. Plants: How Food Choices May Influence Helping Behavior

Across four field experiments in France, individuals near vegan shops consistently showed greater helpfulness than those near butcher shops. READ MORE

Aug 6 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

How Chinese Companion Animal Guardians Attribute Emotions To Dogs And Cats

New research explores how Chinese dog and cat guardians attribute emotions to their pets. The study reveals similarities to Western findings while highlighting unique cultural influences. READ MORE

Jul 31 2024 | Björn Ólafsson

Tactics In Practice: The Science Of Plant-Based Defaults And Nudges

This deep dive into the research on the wide world of dietary nudges, reveals best practices and possible pitfalls. READ MORE

Jul 15 2024 | Lindsey Stowell

The Key To Satisfied Shelter Volunteers

What are key factors that lead to volunteers feeling satisfied with their role in animal shelters? This study explores the importance of volunteers feeling heard. READ MORE

Jul 9 2024 | Lorena Sordo

Interventions That Reduce Meat Consumption Raise Ethical Concerns

In this paper, the authors discuss the ethical implications around the use of behavioral interventions to reduce people’s meat consumption. READ MORE

Jul 3 2024 | Thyl Moors

Cognitive Dissonance In Dairy, Egg, And Fish Consumers

This study evaluates the psychological strategies that consumers of fish, dairy, and eggs use to reduce the moral conflict associated with the consumption of those products. READ MORE

Jun 26 2024 | Jo Anderson

Faunalytics’ 2024 Community Survey Results

We’re pleased to present the results of our annual audience survey, including what you think we’re doing right, what we can do better, and plans for the future. READ MORE

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