1. Psychological factors
1.1. Pets
1.1.1. Breeding
1.1.1.1. pigmy goats
1.1.2. Showing
1.2. service goats
1.3. companion animals
2. Cultural Beliefs
2.1. Goat Meat
2.1.1. Countries where less commonplace
2.1.1.1. America
2.1.1.2. Canada
2.1.1.3. Northern Europe
2.1.2. Countries of common cuisine
2.1.2.1. Africa
2.1.2.1.1. MOROCCO
2.1.2.2. Middle East
2.1.2.3. Indonesia
2.1.2.4. Carribean
2.1.2.5. Mexico
2.1.2.6. Nepal
2.1.2.7. Pakistan
2.2. Trade
2.2.1. Bride Prices
3. Socioeconomical factors
3.1. Tourism
3.1.1. Tree climbing goats of Morocco
3.1.2. animal sanctuarys
3.2. Agriculture
3.2.1. Cheese
3.2.2. Butter
3.2.3. Meat
3.2.4. Argan Oil
3.2.5. Wool
3.2.5.1. Angora Goat Mohair
3.2.6. Milk
3.3. Conservation
3.3.1. Feral goats
3.3.1.1. environmental impact
3.3.1.2. economical impact
3.3.2. Vegetation management
3.3.3. Human
3.3.3.1. Charity
3.3.3.1.1. Christian Aid
3.3.3.1.2. Oxfam
3.4. Education
3.4.1. Medical training
3.4.2. Animal Testing
3.4.3. university/school
3.5. Entertainment
3.5.1. Social Media
3.5.2. showing
3.5.3. breeding
4. Religious factors
4.1. Christianity
4.1.1. Satanism
4.2. Judaism
4.2.1. Satanism
4.3. Norse Mythology
4.3.1. Thor: God Of Thunder
4.3.1.1. The Yule Goat
4.3.2. Scandanavian Folklore
4.3.2.1. The Yule Goat
4.4. Greek Mythology
4.4.1. The Greek God Pan
4.5. Astrology
4.5.1. Capricorn Zodiac sign