21. Sex Differences in Chimpanzee's Use of Sticks as Play Objects Resemble ...
In humans, gender differences in toy play are notable and similar across many different cultures. In this study, when presented with sex-stereotyped human toys, captive female monkeys played more with feminine toys, while male
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22. Study Shows 7.3 Million Americans are Vegetarians | HumaneSpot.org
diet. Data on age, gender, and other demographics were also included.
Abstract:
The demographics of the vegetarians surveyed included:
59% female; 41% male
42% age 18 to 34 years old;
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23. HumaneSpot.org | Your Animal Advocacy Resource Center
In humans, gender differences in toy play are notable and similar across many different cultures. In this study, when presented with sex-stereotyped human toys, captive female monkeys played more with feminine toys, while male
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24. Psychology, Social Development, Social Motivations | HumaneSpot.org
In humans, gender differences in toy play are notable and similar across many different cultures. In this study, when presented with sex-stereotyped human toys, captive female monkeys played more with feminine toys, while male
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