Research
The focus of my research is on the relationships that humans
have
with
other species. These include the attitudes that people have
about
the treatment of animals, how individuals resolve the moral
paradoxes
inherent in human-animal interactions, and studies of people whose
lives
are highly intertwined with non-human animals.
I. Animal Attitude Scale
II. Vita
and
List of Publications
III.
Web
accessible
articles
Herzog,
H. A. (2014). Biology, culture, and the origins of pet-keeping. Animal
Behavior and Cognition.
Ghirlanda,
S., Acerbi, A.,
& Herzog, H. (2014). Dog movie stars and dog breed popularity:
A case study
in media influence on choice. PloS one, 9(9),
e106565.
Ghirlanda,
S., Acerbi, A., Herzog, H.
& Serpell, J. A. (2013) Fashion vs. function in cultural
evolution: The
case of dog breed popularity. PLoS One.
Herzog,
H. (2011). The impact of pets on
human health and psychological well-being: Fact fiction or hypothesis.
Current
Directions in Psychological Science, 20: 236-238.
Herzog,
H. A.
& Golden, L. (2009). Moral emotions and animal
activism. The
case of animal activism. Journal of Social Issues, 65, 485-498.
Herzog, H. A. (2007) Gender
differences in
human-animal interactions: A review. Anthrozoos.
20:17-21.
Herzog, H. (2006). Forty-two
thousand and one
Dalmatians: Fads, social contagion, and dog breed popularity.
Society and Animals.
14:
383-397.
Bentley, R. A., Lippo, C. P.,
Herzog, H.A.,
& Hahn, M. W. (2007). Regular rates of popular culture change
reflect random copying.
Evolution and
Human Behavior.
Herzog,
H.,
Bentley, R. A., and Hahn, M.W. (2004). Random drift and large
shifts
in the popularity of dog breeds.
The
Royal Sciety Biology Letters.
Herzog,
H. A.,
and Elias, S. (2004). The effects
of winning the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on dog breed
popularity.
Journal
of the American Veterinary Medical Association.
225, 365-367.
Plous,
S.
and
Herzog,
H.
(2001).
Reliability
of
protocol
reviews
for animal
research.
Science,
293.
608-609.
Herzog,
H.
(2002).
Ethical
aspects
of
relationships
between
humans
and
research
animals.
Institute for Laboratory
Animal Research Journal, 43, 27-32.
Plous,
S.
and Herzog, H. (2000). Poll shows researchers favor lab
animal
protection.
Science,
290, 711.
Barr,
G.
and
Herzog,
H.A.
(2000).
Fetal
pig:
A
qualitative
study of the high school
dissection
experience.
Society
and Animals. 8, 55-69
Plous,
S.
and
Herzog, H.A. (1999) Should the Animal Welfare Act cover rats,
mice,
and birds?
Most
animal
researchers say yes. Lab
Animal,
38-40
Nickell,
D.
and
Herzog,
H.
A.,
(1996).
Ethical
ideology
and
moral persuasion: Personal
moral
philosophy,
gender,
and
judgments
of
pro-
and
anti-animal
research
propaganda.
Society
and
Animals.
4, 53-64.
Mathews,
S.
and
Herzog,
H.
A.
(1997).
Personality
and
attitudes
toward
the treatment of
animals.
Society
and Animals, 5, 169-175.
Herzog, H.A., Dinoff, B. and Page, J. (1997).
Animal Rights Talk:Moral
debate
over the information highway.
Qualitative
Sociology. 20,
399-418.
Galvin,
S.
and
Herzog,
H.A.
(1998)
Attitudes
and
dispositional
optimism of animal
rights
demonstrators.
Society and Animals,
6, 1-11.
Herzog, H.A. (1993). Human
morality
and
animal research: Confessions and quandaries. American Scholar,
62,
337-349
Herzog, H. A. (1991).
Conflicts of
interest: Kittens and boa constrictors, pets and research.
American Psychologist.
Burghardt, G.M. and
Herzog, H. (1980).
Beyond Conspecifics: Is Brer Rabbit Our Brother? BioSience 30:
763-768.