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Attachment to Pets An Integrative View of Human-Animal Relationships with Implications for Therapeutic Practice

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

19.12.2012

Verlag

Hogrefe Publishing

Seitenzahl

192

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22.8/15.7/1.7 cm

Gewicht

348 g

Auflage

1st edition 2013

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-88937-442-3

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

19.12.2012

Verlag

Hogrefe Publishing

Seitenzahl

192

Maße (L/B/H)

22.8/15.7/1.7 cm

Gewicht

348 g

Auflage

1st edition 2013

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-88937-442-3

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Hogrefe Publishing GmbH
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DE
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  • Produktbild: Attachment to Pets
  • Table of Contents
    Foreword by Judith Solomon
    Foreword by Sir Patrick Bateson
    1 The Mysterious Relationship Between Humans and Animals
    2 Why Humans Are Willing and Able to Relate to Animals: The Perspective of Evolutionary Biology
    The Comparative Biologist Approach
    Human Biophilia and Interest in Animals
    The Mechanistic Base of Human–Animal Companionship
    Sociocognitive Matching by Domestication
    Which Companion Animal?
    3 Effects of Human–Animal Interaction on Health, Social Interaction, Mood, Autonomous Nervous System, and Hormones
    Introduction
    Positive Health Effects
    Improvement of Positive Social Attention from Others and Stimulation of Social Behavior
    Improved Learning
    Empathic Skills
    Reduction of Fear and Anxiety and Promotion of Calmness
    Increased Trust and Trustworthiness
    Positive Mood and Reduction of Depression
    Improved Pain Management
    Reduction of Aggression
    Physiological Effects
    Conclusion
    4 Physiology of Relationships: The Integrative Function of Oxytocin
    The Fight or Flight Reaction and the Relaxation and Growth or the Calm and Connection Reaction
    The Morphology of the Oxytocinergic System
    Oxytocin Receptors
    The Function of the Oxytocinergic System
    Clinical Disorders
    Release of Oxytocin in Animals
    Human Models of Oxytocin Release
    Examples of Functional Consequences
    Generalized Oxytocin Effects Beyond Mother–Infant Dyads
    Oxytocin and Human–Animal Interaction
    5 Interpersonal Human Relationships: Attachment and Caregiving
    Introduction
    Attachment and Caregiving: Descriptions
    Excursus: Behavioral Systems
    Behavioral Systems: Attachment and Caregiving
    The Attachment System
    The Caregiving System
    Distribution of Attachment and Caregiving Patterns
    Effects of Insecure and Disorganized Attachment Patterns
    Linking Attachment and Caregiving to Social Support
    The Transmission of Attachment and Caregiving to Close Relationships
    Fully Developed Attachment and Caregiving Relationships
    Versus Openness to Securely Attach
    6 Connecting Attachment and Caregiving with Their Physiological Base
    Introduction
    Attachment and Neuroendocrinological Systems
    Physiological Reaction Patterns and Caregiving Styles
    7 Human–Animal Relationships: Attachment and Caregiving
    Introduction
    Can Human–Animal Relationships Be Conceptualized as Attachment Relationships?
    Can Human–Animal Relationships Be Conceptualized as Caregiving Relationships?
    The Connection Between Attachment and Caregiving Behavior
    “Insecure” and Nonattached Relationships Between Human and Animals
    Attachment and Caregiving: The Animal Part
    8 Bringing the Strands Together: The Physiology of Attachment and Caregiving in Human–Animal Relationships
    Physiological and Endocrine Patterns Underlying Attachment and Caregiving in Human–Animal Relationships
    An Explanation for the Health-Promoting Effects of Human–Animal Interactions
    9 Practical Implications for Therapy
    Therapeutical Implications
    The Animal–Therapist Relationship as Precondition for
    Animal-Assisted Interventions
    The Selection of a Therapy Animal
    Potential Risks of Animal-Assisted Interventions for Humans and Animals
    The Health-Promoting Potential of Companion Animals in Society
    References