My main research interests are pet ownership and human-animal interactions. In my thesis, I use quantitative approaches to investigate their links to well-being, individual differences, and human relationships. The projects involve mediation and moderation analyses and quantifying qualitative data (e.g., behavioral coding).
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Barklam, Ece Beren and Felisberti, Fatima Maria (2024) The influence of pet owners’ empathy on perceptions of dog and cat distress vocalizations and caregiving behaviors. Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science, ISSN (print) 1088-8705 (In Press)
Barklam, Ece Beren and Felisberti, Fatima Maria (2023) Pet ownership and wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic : the importance of resilience and attachment to pets. Anthrozoös, 36(2), pp. 215-236. ISSN (print) 0892-7936
Barklam, Ece Beren and Felisberti, Fatima (2022) The link between pet ownership and well-being : type of pet attachment and individual characteristics matter. In: British Psychological Society Psychology Postgraduate Affairs Group (PsyPAG) 2022 Annual Virtual Conference; 27-28 Jul 2022, Held online. (Unpublished)
Barklam, Ece Beren and Felisberti, Fatima (2022) The roles of pet attachment and resilience in well-being at different stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. In: Kingston University Faculty of Business and Social Sciences Research Conference; 01 Jul 2022, Kingston upon Thames, UK. (Unpublished)