Latest Research on the Human-Animal Bond and Stress-Reduction
It has been about 6 years in the making, but my latest research on The Human Animal Bond has been approved and published. Yay!!! My
January 6, 2016
It has been about 6 years in the making, but my latest research on The Human Animal Bond has been approved and published. Yay!!! My
ABOUT THE WEBINAR We work online. We play online. We shop online. We live online. As our lives today increasingly depend on multiple digital
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Julie A. Luiz Adrian, DVM Aimee N. Deliramich, MA B. Christopher Frueh, PhD The present exploratory project represents a cross-sectional study designed to determine the
Acknowledgement: This work was supported by the Lewis Endowed Professorship and two Dean’s Scholars Awards. We thank Heather Claypool, Kurt Hugenberg, Debby Kashy, and Amy
Authors: Hughes, Michael Source: Industrial Engineer: IE; Mar2011, Vol. 43 Issue 3, p6-6, 1p Document Type: Article Subject Terms: PETS BLOOD pressure STRESS (Physiology) HEART
AUTHOR: Kathleen N. Adamle; Tracy A. Riley; Tracey Carlson TITLE: Evaluating College Student Interest in Pet Therapy SOURCE: Journal of American College
Evaluatingcollegestudentinterestin-Adamle-20090301
The vast majority of pet owners regard their companion animals as family members, yet the role of pets in family systems and family therapy has
