Psychology Archives - Page 21 of 176

Jul 10 2023 | Mona Zahir

Social Learning And Culture In Capuchin Monkeys

Culture is often thought of as a trait unique to humans. In this study, researchers explore whether capuchin monkeys possess social learning abilities, a building block of culture. READ MORE

Jun 27 2023 | Sophia Ikpia

Beyond Beefcake: The Patriarchy And Animal Rights

Recognizing the relationship between patriarchal gender norms and animal exploitation can help advance the rights of both women and animals. READ MORE

Jun 23 2023 | Maxine Chan

The Untapped Potential Of “Quiet Activism”

A U.K. study identifies reasons why people hesitate to get involved in animal activism and factors that could encourage more participation. READ MORE

Jun 21 2023 | Zach Wulderk

Young Men, Republican Women, And More: Targeting Some Key Subgroups

Additional analyses of Faunalytics data reveals further leverage points for animal advocates working with specific demographic groups in the United States. READ MORE

Jun 13 2023 | Robert Walker

Protecting The Mental Health Of Animal Care Workers

Research has found that many animal care workers experience poor mental health because of the demands of their job. How can we safeguard their well-being? READ MORE

Jun 12 2023 | Leah Kelly

How Human Social Factors Affect Companion Animals’ Health

Social determinants of human health can also affect companion animals. By examining these impacts, we can address some of the root causes of human and companion animal suffering. READ MORE

Jun 9 2023 | Kendall Proffitt

Consumer Attitudes Toward Cultured Meat

Sustainable meat alternatives are growing in popularity, and cultured meat seems to check all the boxes. This review looks at the factors driving cultured meat acceptance. READ MORE

Jun 5 2023 | Rekha Sharma

Exploring the Factors Behind Vegan Dietary Lapses

This study found that ethical vegans have fewer dietary lapses than health-motivated vegans, but one’s identity and relationships with other vegans also play a role. READ MORE

Jun 2 2023 | Marci Regambal

Using Primates In Research: Scientific And Ethical Considerations

Primates housed in labs and zoos are often used for scientific research. This study argues that studying primates in the wild may be the most ethical choice. READ MORE

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Social Learning And Culture In Capuchin Monkeys

Beyond Beefcake: The Patriarchy And Animal Rights

The Untapped Potential Of “Quiet Activism”

Young Men, Republican Women, And More: Targeting Some Key Subgroups

Protecting The Mental Health Of Animal Care Workers

How Human Social Factors Affect Companion Animals’ Health

Consumer Attitudes Toward Cultured Meat

Exploring the Factors Behind Vegan Dietary Lapses

Using Primates In Research: Scientific And Ethical Considerations

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