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Making ‘Models’: The Social Creation of ‘Lab Animals’
We have tried to create lab animal 'models' in the image of humans, but in doing so have we just created faded copies of their - and our own - problems? READ MORE
Understanding Animal Cruelty: The Dark Triad
Younger male respondents who report committing acts of animal cruelty rate higher in narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy (the 'Dark Triad.') READ MORE
Compromise and Consumers: Beyond Regulations
Consumers might select products that are better for animal welfare if they are presented with a range of options, so they can choose between ethics and price. READ MORE
Can Friendship Flourish In Captivity?
Analyzing the relationship between zoo keepers and primates kept in captivity reveals some interesting findings. READ MORE
Do Therapy Dogs Help or Hinder Psychotherapy?
Therapy dogs are known to calm nerves and assist human patients with various maladies, and new research suggests they may help in trauma therapy as well. READ MORE
Blood, Sugar, and Compassion
When people have their basic needs met, they are more likely to feel compelled to help others. READ MORE
How Do ‘Experts’ Affect Policy Making?
In the complex web of influence between policy, science, and the public, it's vital for advocates to know how to use 'experts' and expert knowledge. READ MORE
T.V. Food Documentaries and ‘The Blame Game’
Food documentaries help to promote the idea that individual choice will dig us out of systemic problems, when deeper critique and action is what is needed. READ MORE
