Cathrynne Henshall
Sessional Lecturer-Animal welfare, Human-Animal Interaction
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Cathrynne Henshall is a Sessional Lecturer specializing in Animal Welfare and Human-Animal Interaction at Western Sydney University, Australia. Her recent research includes the development of the Mellorater, a welfare monitoring app based on the Five Domains Model, as well as studies on habit formation and cognitive flexibility in horses following repeated stress exposures. With a focus on enhancing understanding of animal welfare, her work contributes significantly to the field of human-animal interaction.
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2024
Year:
2022
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Paul McGreevy
Professor of Animal Behaviour and Welfare
University of New England
Nidhish Francis
Charles Sturt University
Rafael Freire
Charles Sturt University
William Billingsley
University of New England
Suzanne Cosh
Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology
University of New England
hayley randle
Charles Sturt University
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