We study children's and adolescents' attitudes towards other animals, how these change between the ages of 4-17, what factors influence these attitudes, and how they may vary across different cultural context.
We work in a team consisting of developmental and cultural comparative psychologists, anthropologists and biologists and are part of the interdisciplinary LeipzigLabs.
More information: Kinder und Natur.
Publications
- No Safe Distance? Reflections on decolonising large-scale, remote collaborative research during and beyond COVID-19
Thajib F, Stodulka T, Haun H, Meng T, Sun W, Masaquiza S. . . . Liebal K
Ethos. (accepted). - A roadmap for technological innovation in multimodal communication research
Gregori A, Amici F, Brilmayer I, Ćwiek A, Fritzsche L, Fuchs S, Henlein A, Herbort O, Kügler F, Lemanski J, Liebal K, Lücking A, Mehler A, Nguyen KT, Pouw W, Prieto P, Rohrer PL, Sánchez-Ramón PG, Schulte-Rüther M, Schumacher PB, Schweinberger SR, Struckmeier V, Trettenbrein PC, von Eiff CI
In: Duffy VG: Digital Human Modeling and Applications in Health, Safety, Ergonomics and Risk Management
International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Springer Nature, Schweiz. 2023 Jul,402-438. LNCS 14029. Springer.