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Tags: Behavior and behavior mechanisms + Social sciences

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  1. Culture
  2. Psychiatry and psychology

Related Tags

  1. Animal behavior
  2. Mammals
  3. Animal welfare
  4. Dogs
  5. Pets and companion animals

Child Tags

  1. Child behavior
  2. Communication
  3. Habits
  4. Health behavior
  5. Behavioral symptoms
  6. Human social behavior
  7. Tobacco use
  8. Emotions
  9. Human development
  10. Mental competency
  11. Neurobehavioral manifestations
  12. Personality
  13. Social psychology and social anthropology

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  1. Animals and the limits of ethnography

    Contributor(s):: Madden, R.

    Is ethnography (as constituted in the social sciences) a reliable method with which to understand interspecies intersubjectivity? Can a method that has become a cornerstone approach to a qualitative understanding of humans for more than a century interrogate the social ties between humans and...

  2. Particularities of the human-animal interactions relevant to the welfare and productivity of dairy cows

    Contributor(s):: Honorato, L. A., Hotzel, M. J., Gomes, C. C. de M., Silveira, I. D. B., Machado Filho, L. C. P.

  3. Factors influencing the temporal patterns of dyadic behaviours and interactions between domestic cats and their owners

    Contributor(s):: Wedl, M., Bauer, B., Gracey, D., Grabmayer, C., Spielauer, E., Day, J., Kotrschal, K.

  4. Animal welfare science - working at the interface between the natural and social sciences

    Contributor(s):: Lund, V., Coleman, G., Gunnarsson, S., Appleby, M. C., Karkinen, K.

    Animal welfare science has pioneered in interdisciplinary work in many ways. However, this work has mainly taken place among researchers from the natural sciences. This paper discusses the advantages and disadvantages of using broad interdisciplinary approaches to scientific animal welfare...