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Empathy-Related Ratings to Still Images of Human and Nonhuman Animal Groups in Negative Contexts Graded for Phylogenetic Similarity

2015-02-03

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Research using film stimuli has shown that the strength of empathy-related responses toward nonhuman animals is related to the amount of phylogenetic similarity of the animals to humans. The present study aimed to develop and validate a new set of still images depicting humans and nonhuman animals (primates, quadruped mammals, birds, reptiles) in negative circumstances to provide greater control over variable imag...

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Human-Animal Interaction Studies

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Literature Corpus work: fee448b3-bf13-5e83-9d02-c4f55007197f
DOI: 10.2752/089279315x14129350722136

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