The Role of Social Science in Animal Welfare

What:
Talk
When:
11:30 AM, Sunday 5 Apr 2020 (1 hour 30 minutes)
Breaks:
Vendor & Exhibitor Lunch    01:00 PM to 02:00 PM (1 hour)
Where:
Radisson Hotel Nashua - Track C
How:

This session will discuss cutting-edge social science research and discuss these concepts in the context of animal welfare. We will cover topics such as the effect of scarcity on mental bandwidth and client’s decision-making, the misconception that free goods and services are less valuable because they are free, and that having fewer choices facilitates decision-making. Discussing novel findings from social science research in the context of animal welfare will help to inform our procedures, policies and programs, ultimately improving our work in animal welfare.

Sharon Pailler
Sharon Pailler
Participant
ASPCA
Research Director
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