Psychology Archives - Page 38 of 176

Apr 22 2021 | Zach Wulderk

Could Cultured Meat Take Off In China?

As Chinese consumers’ demand for protein grows, their attitudes about cultured meat become more impactful. This study looks at the possibilities. READ MORE

Apr 20 2021 | Beth Snyder

COVID-19 Coverage Shines A Spotlight On Animal Agriculture Issues

Coverage of COVID-19’s interplay with industrial animal agriculture has focused public attention on the human-animal relationship. READ MORE

Apr 13 2021 | Trent Davidson

The Importance Of Friends For Non-Human Animals’ Health

“Social determinants of health” are a cornerstone of human well-being. This study sheds light on the comparable benefit for animals as varied as orcas, meerkats, and various species of monkeys. READ MORE

Apr 8 2021 | Eva Hoogstins

Anticipated Veg Stigma And Its Role In Transition

This study found that the anticipated stigma of following a veg lifestyle is not a major stumbling block for many when it comes to the idea of giving up meat. READ MORE

Apr 2 2021 | Sara Streeter

The Mind Of A Grasshopper

Scientific evidence suggests that arthropods possess cognitive functions comparable to those of vertebrates, a finding that has significant welfare implications. READ MORE

Mar 24 2021 | Carol Glasser

Attitudes Towards Spay / Neuter In The U.S.

A study and blog post from Faunalytics alumna Carol Glasser looks at support for spay/neuter in the U.S., and finds interesting and actionable results across a range of demographics. READ MORE

Mar 22 2021 | Beth Snyder

Public Weighs In On Animal Welfare And Animal Rights

Focus groups reveal how people form attitudes about animals, what they think about animal welfare and animal rights, and how they might be swayed. READ MORE

Mar 19 2021 | Lynda Korimboccus

Selling More Veg*n Food Is Possible, With A ‘Nudge’

Vegetarian main dishes are more likely to be chosen when they’re first on offer at a food counter, and far enough away from the main meat option. READ MORE