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Effects of Clicker Training on Behavioral and Stress Markers of Welfare in the F1 Generation of CD1 Mice: A Pilot Study. [PDF]
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1987
The objective of this article is to discuss the human-animal relationship in animal production, emphasizing the importance of this relationship to the productivity and welfare of the animal, some of the factors that may regulate the relationship, and how to manipulate this relationship to improve the productivity and welfare of the animal.
P H, Hemsworth, J L, Barnett
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The objective of this article is to discuss the human-animal relationship in animal production, emphasizing the importance of this relationship to the productivity and welfare of the animal, some of the factors that may regulate the relationship, and how to manipulate this relationship to improve the productivity and welfare of the animal.
P H, Hemsworth, J L, Barnett
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American Behavioral Scientist, 2003
There is growing and widespread use of complementary and alternative medical (CAM) techniques among cancer patients. The National Cancer Institute recognizes a myriad of CAM techniques that may be used. Research demonstrates that cancer patients use these techniques to try to regain control of their disease process and treatment and to facilitate ...
Rebecca A. Johnson +3 more
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There is growing and widespread use of complementary and alternative medical (CAM) techniques among cancer patients. The National Cancer Institute recognizes a myriad of CAM techniques that may be used. Research demonstrates that cancer patients use these techniques to try to regain control of their disease process and treatment and to facilitate ...
Rebecca A. Johnson +3 more
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Human–Animal Interaction: A Concept Analysis
International Journal of Nursing Knowledge, 2013PURPOSE: A concept analysis was performed on human–animal interaction (HAI). DATA SOURCE: Nursing, psychology, and behavioral sciences literature. DATA SYNTHESIS:
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Human-Animal Interaction and Older Adults
Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 2012“ can be a wonderful motivator,” said my friend as I entered the tiny cramped room. My friend Betty (pseudonym) is usually optimistic and cheerful, so I knew there was a problem. Tucked away in the corner was the wheelchair she had grudgingly accepted for use a few weeks earlier, and her walker was back at her chair.
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Interactive technology and human–animal encounters at the zoo
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2017In this paper we investigate social dimensions of technology use in human-animal interactions, through a study of interactive systems at the zoo.Zoos are a familiar place for encounters between humans and non-domesticated animals. Accordingly, we examine zoos as a significant site to extend research into animal-computer interaction (ACI).
Sarah Webber +3 more
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An interactive motion-editing method for human animation
International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology, 2010This paper presents an interactive motion-editing method for human animation. Through sketches, users are able to create a 3D skeleton model without any constraints. Then motion retargeting is used to adapt the original motion to the model obtained from the sketches.
Mofei Song, Yaoye Zhang, Zhengxing Sun
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The interactive specification of human animation
1986Proceedings of Graphics Interface and Vision Interface '86, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 26 - 30 May 1986, 121 ...
Ridsdale, G., Hewitt, S., Calvert, T. W.
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Horse Paleogenomes and Human–Animal Interactions in Prehistory
Trends in Genetics, 2019A new analysis of paleogenomic data from 278 ancient horses (Fages et al. Cellhttp://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2019.03.049) finds that this animal - crucially important to many ancient and contemporary human societies for subsistence, transportation, conflict, and more - was domesticated in at least two different regions, but with the geographic and ...
George H, Perry, Cheryl A, Makarewicz
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Disease and Human/Animal Interactions
Annual Review of Anthropology, 2016Understanding pathogen exchange among human, wildlife, and livestock populations, and the varying ecological and cultural contexts in which this exchange takes place, is a major challenge. The present review contextualizes the risk factors that result from human interactions with livestock, companion animals, animal exhibits, wildlife through nature ...
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