Poultry is one of the fastest-growing agricultural sectors in India and its demand is said to be
rising. There is a perception that higher incomes, growing population, urbanisation, and …

The 'meat paradox'is the psychological conflict between people's enjoyment of meat and
their moral discomfort in relation to animal suffering. To date, most studies on the meat …

Urbanisation and changing food habits in India have resulted in a shift in consumption from
cereals to protein-based foods. Women play a major role in India in all activities related to …

In order to understand the acceptance of cultivated meat, we propose experiments regarding
(i) a sustainability appeal to increase consumer's purchase intention,(ii) private consumption …

This pre-registered study investigated beliefs about climate change, the impact of meat
consumption on the environment, and willingness to reduce meat intake in a large …

An increasing number of people are concerned about eating meat, despite enjoying doing
so. In the present research, we examined whether the desire to resolve this ambivalence …

Relative to its economic growth and poverty levels, Indian children suffer from higher levels
of malnutrition than children in many other low-and middle-income countries. Research …

Schools play a pivotal role in young people's lives by influencing multiple health,
psychosocial, and educational outcomes (Langford et al., 2014). They are an integral part of …

Ideas of nationalism are (re) produced, materially and discursively, in the lives of children
through schools' actual and hidden curriculums that often exclude minorities and construct …

Attitudes and Practices (KAP) on dietary practices with a focus on veganism. This Literature
Review pulls together the “state of knowledge” on the socio-cultural and psychological …