Psychology Archives - Page 162 of 176

Sep 29 2009 | Faunalytics

Direct Versus Indirect Questioning: An Application To The Well-Being Of Farm Animals

As a result of “social desirability bias”, respondents might publicly state that their concerns for farm animal welfare are higher than what they actually are. READ MORE

Sep 18 2009 | Faunalytics

Attachment To Dogs Based On Being A Legal Guardian

Having the legal title of "guardian" to a dog makes no difference in the degree of attachment to the dog. READ MORE

Sep 15 2009 | Faunalytics

Why People Give

Charitable donations are declining, foundation assets are shrinking, and the economic downturn isn’t done yet. Now's the time to understand why people give. READ MORE

Sep 14 2009 | Faunalytics

Estimating Consumer Willingness To Pay For Beef In A “Developing” Country

In Chile animal treatment was more important than price for most regular meat purchasers. READ MORE

Sep 10 2009 | Faunalytics

Influence Of Companion Animals On The Physical And Psychological Health Of Older People

This study found that having a companion animal is associated with better physical and psychological health in senior citizens. READ MORE

Sep 3 2009 | Faunalytics

U.S. Consumers’ Willingness To Pay For Wool Product Attributes

An online survey of 507 U.S. consumers compared consumers' reactions with a variety of labeling schemes for wool product attributes, including animal-friendly, organic and environmentally friendly production. READ MORE

Aug 14 2009 | Faunalytics

Most Will Spend Anything To Save Their Animal’s Life

Based on this self-selected survey, 70% of companion animal owners would pay any amount to save their animal’s life. READ MORE

Aug 5 2009 | Faunalytics

Interpreting Research Studies

When interpreting research, it’s important that advocates know how to correctly evaluate the study. The article below details twelve questions to answer when reading a research study. READ MORE

Aug 4 2009 | Faunalytics

Advertisers And Audiences: How Their Views On Advertising Effectiveness Differ

A survey of advertisers and consumers analyzes the effectiveness of different advertising types, and how effective economically-driven marketing angles are among consumers in difficult financial times. READ MORE

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Direct Versus Indirect Questioning: An Application To The Well-Being Of Farm Animals

Attachment To Dogs Based On Being A Legal Guardian

Why People Give

Estimating Consumer Willingness To Pay For Beef In A “Developing” Country

Influence Of Companion Animals On The Physical And Psychological Health Of Older People

U.S. Consumers’ Willingness To Pay For Wool Product Attributes

Most Will Spend Anything To Save Their Animal’s Life

Interpreting Research Studies

Advertisers And Audiences: How Their Views On Advertising Effectiveness Differ

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