The Psychology of the Human-Animal Bond : A Resource for Clinicians and Researchers

摘要: Introduction: Using Context to Inform Clinical Practice and Research.- PART I: Contextual Cultural Issues.- Chapter 1. British Animal Behavior Studies in the Twentieth Century: Interdisciplinary Perspectives.- 2. History of Ethics Western Culture.- 3. Ecosystemic Impacts Introduction into Human Society North America.- 4. Predator/Prey Relationships: What Humans Can Learn from Horses About Being Whole.- 5. Lap-Dogs Moral Shepherd's Dogs: Canine Paid Female Companions Nineteenth Century English Literature.- II: Psychological Issues Attachment.- 6. Self Psychology Human-Animal Bond: An Overview.- 7. Attachment Between Man Animal: Does It Mean?.- 8. A Developmental Perspective on Bond.- 9. Understanding AAT Rx: Applications AAI .- 10. Style Grief: Internal Working Model Guiding Reactions Loss a Pet Companion.- III: Positive Sway Well-Being Recovery Illness.- 11. How Family Pets Keep Us Happier Healthier: 12. Ownership Health.- IV: Bereavement, Loss, Disenfranchised Grief.- 13. Family-Present Euthanasia: Protocols for Planning Preparing Clients.- 14. Loss.- 15. Death Companion Responses Bereavement.- V: Rights, Abuse, Neglect.- 16. Urbanization Cruelty: Role Utilitarianism Play?.- 17. Broken Bonds: Experience Abandonment.- 18. Children Adolescents who are Kind Animals.- 19. Sentimentality Rights Movement.- 20. Abusing On Making Fighting Dogs.- 21. Triad Violence: Examining Overlap Abuse Children, Partners, Pets.- VI: Tests, Measurements, Current Research 22. Qualitative Directions 23. The Attitude Scale 24. Research: Challenges Future Directions.