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three-circles model of animal welfare: a standalone construct

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Animal welfare science

view that animal welfare concerns overlap in three areas: biological functioning, affective states and natural living.

In animal welfare science, three-circles model of animal welfare refers to view that animal welfare concerns overlap in three areas: biological functioning, affective states and natural living. This meaning comes from Fraser (1997) in Animal Welfare.[1]

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Fraser, D., Weary, D. M., Pajor, E. A., & Milligan, B. N. (1997). A Scientific Conception of Animal Welfare that Reflects Ethical Concerns. Animal Welfare, 6(3), 187-205. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0962728600019795

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