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Ethical Implications of the Human-Animal Bond in the Laboratory [PDF]
ILAR Journal, 2002 This analysis of the moral implications of a human-animal bond in a research setting begins by describing a set of criteria that delineate the human-animal bond in general and form the foundation on which moral issues rest. Questions about if, when, and how such bonds are formed are discussed briefly; the discussion focuses on how the concept of a ...
Lilly-Marlene Russow
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Research on the human‐animal bond
Veterinary Record, 2014THE article on the human-animal bond by Mills and Hall ( VR , March 15, 2014, vol 174, pp 269-273) is …
Diane, Sinclair +2 more
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2015
Social bonds between people and their pets are more popular than they have ever been. Yet archaeological and anthropological evidence suggests that human-pet bonds have existed throughout history, enduring despite their relative lack of practical utility or material value for humans and, in this sense, presenting a challenge to evolutionary theory ...
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Social bonds between people and their pets are more popular than they have ever been. Yet archaeological and anthropological evidence suggests that human-pet bonds have existed throughout history, enduring despite their relative lack of practical utility or material value for humans and, in this sense, presenting a challenge to evolutionary theory ...
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The human–animal bond with laboratory animals
Lab Animal, 2009In the author's experience, a bond--whether intentional or not--is often established between humans and animal research subjects. Behavioral theorists suggest that human-animal relationships can take several different forms. The author discusses several occasions in which she perceived one type of relationship with a research animal and was later ...
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Animal-Assisted Therapy: The Human-Animal Bond
AACN Clinical Issues: Advanced Practice in Acute & Critical Care, 2000Advanced practice nurses are met with the ongoing challenge of using interventions and practices that are evidence based in the care of their patients. Such practices include traditional as well as complementary and alternative therapies. Animal-assisted therapy is an alternative therapeutic modality that can be used to promote quality of life and ...
K M, Cole, A, Gawlinski
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The Human-Animal Bond: Implications for Practice
Social Work, 1987MOST SOCIAL workers have had cli ents who were ve y attached to their pets. Therefore, it comes as little sur prise to the social work profession that companion animals can play an impor tant, even a therapeutic, role in the lives of some people. Over the last decade, social workers have joined a multitude of other professionals in exploring the ...
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The importance of the human‐animal bond
Veterinary Record, 2018Georgina Mills discusses recent research into the human‐animal bond and the benefits that this can bring.
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Historical Perspectives on the Human-Animal Bond
American Behavioral Scientist, 2003The term human-animal bond (HAB) was used prominently in 1979 in Scotland, but the concept had been articulated by Konrad Lorenz and Boris Levinson earlier. International and national conferences in the 1970s and 1980s and their published proceedings brought wide attention to the HAB, as did media coverage of community animal-assisted activity and ...
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