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Animal Abuse in Egypt: An Assessment of Attitudes, Behaviors and Protective Factors Among University Students and Graduates.
Animal abuse is an understudied problem in Egypt with possible ramifications on both non-human and human animals and links to interpersonal violence and conduct problems. This study aims to explore the attitudes and behaviors of Egyptian university students and graduates towards the treatment and us...
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2022
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