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Sep 25 2007 | Faunalytics

Strategies For Implementing Change: An Experiential Approach

The “Delta Technique” is far superior to the typical strategy of role-playing trials, and should be used as an approach to bring about change. READ MORE

Sep 25 2007 | Faunalytics

The Importance Of Simplicity And Repetition

People mistake over 1/4 of false statements as true. When presenting their opponents' arguments, advocates are often assisting them. READ MORE

Aug 31 2007 | Faunalytics

The 5 A Day Campaign: Focus Group Findings

Evaluates consumers' perceived benefits and barriers to eating fruits and vegetables, with the goal of identifying effectives means of promoting the 5-A-Day Campaign. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

Understanding Youth: What Works And Doesn’t Work When Researching And Marketing To Young Audiences

Advertisers make a large number of mistakes when attempting to address the youth market and often fail to quantify and understand the youth population. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

Programs To Reduce Overpopulation Of Companion Animals Analysis

This research study examines shelter and low cost spay/neuter data from five community programs funded by Maddie's Fund to determine these program's overall effects on community spay/neuter and no-kill adoption. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

From Sympathy To Synergy: Humane Activism In The Modern Environmental Movement

Animal welfare activists contributed both substance and style to the environmental movement that emerged in the years following the Second World War. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

PETA’s Rhetoric Of Agitation: Identification As The Basis For Animal Rights

The literature used by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) to maintain its membership was examined from a rhetorical perspective. READ MORE

Jul 19 2007 | Faunalytics

The Efficacy Of Protest: Meaning And Social Movement Outcomes

This study examined the effectiveness of protests at achieving change using insights from new social movement theory. READ MORE

Dec 13 2004 | Faunalytics

Communicating With U.S. Legislators: What Has The Greatest Impact?

Directing advocacy efforts towards state legislators is key to achieving policy change. However, because of the volume of communication they receive, it’s crucial to cut through the noise to ensure that animal issues make it onto their agenda. READ MORE

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Strategies For Implementing Change: An Experiential Approach

The Importance Of Simplicity And Repetition

The 5 A Day Campaign: Focus Group Findings

Understanding Youth: What Works And Doesn’t Work When Researching And Marketing To Young Audiences

Programs To Reduce Overpopulation Of Companion Animals Analysis

From Sympathy To Synergy: Humane Activism In The Modern Environmental Movement

PETA’s Rhetoric Of Agitation: Identification As The Basis For Animal Rights

The Efficacy Of Protest: Meaning And Social Movement Outcomes

Communicating With U.S. Legislators: What Has The Greatest Impact?

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