Understanding the Cognitive Basis for Human-Wildlife Relationships as a Key to Successful Protected-Area Management

By Tara L. Teel, M. Manfredo, F. Jensen, A. Buijs, Anke Fischer, C. Riepe, Robert Arlinghaus, M. Jacobs. 2010

88 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Ecology, Economics and Econometrics, Social Psychology

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In Social Psychology

1. Jerry J. Vaske
2. M. Jacobs
3. M. Lewicka
4. G. Kyle
5. John J. Miller
6. Ceren Boğaç

Citations in the corpus

• Predictive potential of wildlife value orientations for acceptability of management interventions (2014, background): “A quantitative study in eight European countries found evidence for mutualism, but did not clearly suggest the existence of domination, as the internal consistencies of this scale were low (Teel et al. 2010).”