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Students enrolled in Eleni Pinnow’s psychology course at the University of Wisconsin-Superior are embarking on a unique project that combines their studies with community service. Collaborating with the local humane society, these students are focusing on understanding and influencing the behaviors of rescue animals.
This innovative program allows students to apply psychological principles in real-world settings, providing them with invaluable experience while benefiting the animals in need. By observing and interacting with the animals, students are learning about behavioral psychology and the factors that influence animal behavior.
The initiative not only enhances students' academic knowledge but also fosters a sense of empathy and responsibility towards animals. As they work closely with the humane society, they are gaining insights into the challenges faced by rescue animals and the importance of rehabilitation. This "paws-on" approach is proving to be a rewarding experience for both the students and the animals they are helping.
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