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The healthy, yet unhealthy choice: stereotypes about vegetarians and vegans in a meat-eating culture

2021-03-12

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<p>Stereotypes about vegetarians and vegans influence behavior toward these groups, as well as decisions about consumption of animal products in general, affecting the health and wellbeing of humans and other animals, as well as the environment. We extend the existing research with a study of stereotypes in a non-WEIRD meat-eating culture based on content analysis of open-ended responses (Study 1) and ratings on t...

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3245aa5b-4fa1-5c80-9d5f-2180607303e8
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10.31234/osf.io/rdfs3
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