There's no place like home for the holidays.

Chimpanzee Behavior: There's No Place like Home

During times of crisis, humans often seek the comforts of home. New observations indicate that, during periods of food shortage, male chimpanzees behave in similar fashion by returning to the areas they occupied with their mothers in youth.

There's no place like home: cage odours and place preference in subordinate CD-1 male mice.

Prior studies using mice have shown that scent marks are an important source of information and can cause behavioural changes in other individuals. Studies have also shown that scent marks in the environment can affect the outcome of social interactions between mice. We used conditioned place preference tests to investigate whether CD-1 male mice (Mus musculus) are reinforced by olfactory cues ...

There's no place like biome: Can helminths restore the body's ecosystem?

Club in the Crypt

Youth clubs, like schools, the book says, are open from Monday to Friday, and, like schools, they close in August for holidays, reopening in September. Young people stay at home at weekends, or go away. Fun-seeking. They camp; liven up the West End, Clacton beach, and Margate. If funds are low there is no choice. You stay at home and release your excess boredom and hate on the unsuspecting pass...

Neutralisation and Mental Accounting in Ethical Consumption: The Case of Sustainable Holidays

The present research aimed to investigate the decision-making process for sustainable holidays, as a type of ethical consumption related to environmental welfare. Using semi-structured in-depth interviews with 20 German holidaymakers of different ages, it was found that individuals use cognitive processes such as neutralisation and mental accounting to justify their unethical/unsustainable choi...