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Dr Grace Carroll

Lecturer in Animal Behaviour and Welfare

School of Psychology

Dr Carroll is an expert in farm and companion-animal welfare science and human-animal interactions

Dr Carroll's research is focused on animal welfare and human-animal interactions. She's interested in research on farm-animal welfare, mostly pigs but also beef and dairy cattle and broiler chickens. She is also interested in anthrozoology (human-animal interactions), feline welfare, and evolutionary psychology. Current research interests include human behaviour change for improving animal welfare and understanding the evolutionary history between humans and domesticated animals.

Fields
Agriculture Animal Welfare Psychology
Areas of Expertise

Cats, pigs, animal welfare; human behaviour change; domestication, evolutionary psychology

Media Experience

 

 

 

Notable coverage

Interview with ABC Radio Melbourne about the cat-human relationship (from 2:07:00) - https://tinyurl.com/ABCradioOz

Fun Kids podcast Science Weekly (from 0:17:00) https://player.fm/series/2342540/428621665

Q&A video for main QUB X social-media account (@QUBelfast) https://x.com/i/status/1808438496597889357

 

Associated Research Centres / Projects

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