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Veg*n Diets

Apr 1 2012 | Faunalytics

Vegn And Semi-Vegn Comparison In Disordered Eating

This paper wished to address problems in previous papers addressing disordered eating and veg*nism. The paper, contrary to previous papers, only used confirmed veg*ns and compared them to semi-vegetarians. READ MORE

Mar 29 2012 | Faunalytics

Food-Related Lifestyle And Health Attitudes Of Dutch Vegetarians

Vegetarians are more likely to be motivated by health than non-vegetarians when using meat substitutes. READ MORE

Mar 27 2012 | Faunalytics

Successful Advocacy Through Recognizing And Overcoming Denial

Dave Simon discusses how people use various psychological techniques to assist them in believing one thing and behaving in another way, with serious ethical implications. READ MORE

Mar 21 2012 | Faunalytics

Children Who Choose Not To Eat Meat

An examination of children who choose to be vegetarian in non-vegetarian households has found that the almost universal reason for choosing to be vegetarian was animal suffering. READ MORE

Mar 19 2012 | Faunalytics

Relationship Between Restrained Eating And Vegetarianism

This study investigates the claim that vegetarianism is utilized to mask eating disordered behaviors. READ MORE

Mar 14 2012 | Faunalytics

The Visibility And Invisibility Of Pigs, Part One: Pigs In The City

The relationship between visibility and power can be seen most clearly in the largely unacknowledged lives and deaths of food animals, especially in those of the once urban pigs. READ MORE

Mar 14 2012 | Faunalytics

Foie Gras In The Twin Cities: Unwanted By Restaurant Patrons And Bad For Ducks

Faunalytics helped administer the Twin Cities Dining Survey, which covered knowledge, attitudes, and the general dining habits of Twin Cities Residents. READ MORE

Mar 9 2012 | Faunalytics

Motivations For Veg*n And Meat Reduction

This study found that meat-reducers have totally different motivations than vegetarians and were more similar to meat eaters. READ MORE

Feb 25 2012 | Carol Glasser

Veg’n Recidivism: Why is it Happening?

Advocates can use sociological theories to understand some of the social and cultural barriers to vegetarian maintenance. READ MORE

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