Impact of Therapy and Pet Animals on Human Stress
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Impact of Therapy and Pet Animals on Human Stress
Stein, Alyssa N.; Feldman, David M.; Tartar, Jaime L.; Kogan, Professor Lori; Fitzpatrick, Hailey A.; Alfrey, Abigail; Pizzo, Frankie; Robino, Ariann E.; Schmaltz, Melody A.; Friedman, Marah
CABI Publishing
11/2024
280
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9781800626515
15 a 20 dias
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1: Introduction Part 1: Children 2: The influence of dogs' presence on children's performance on cognitive tests: Implications for clinical practice. 3: Sustained Effects of Animal-Assisted Crisis Response on Stress in School Shooting Survivors 4: Psychophysiological effects of human-dog interaction in university students exposed to a stress-induced situation using the Trier Social Stress Test (TSST) 5: Effects of Human-Animal Interactions on Affect and Cognition 6: Examining the impact of a brief human-canine interaction on stress and attention Part 2: College Students 7: Comparing the Effect of Human-Dog Interactions and Progressive Muscle Relaxation on Self-Report and Physiological Measures of Stress 8: Experimental trial demonstrates effects of animal-assisted stress prevention program on college students' positive and negative emotion 9: Effect of Pet Interaction on Stress Reduction and Positive Mood Enhancement among Pet-Owners and Non-Owners 10: Oxytocin Responses After Dog and Cat Interactions Depend on Pet Ownership and May Affect Interpersonal Trust 11: Effects of Canine-Assisted Intervention on the Mental Health of Higher Education students: a systematic review. 12: A mixed-methods examination of an on-campus canine-assisted intervention by gender: Women, men, and gender-diverse individuals' self-reports of stress-reduction and well-being Part 3: Adult Populations 13: Therapy dogs, stress-reduction, and well-being within the detachment: Interviews with law-enforcement personnel 14: Therapeutic horseback riding as a complementary intervention for military service members with PTSD Part 4: Pets 15: Pets on Campus: Best Friend or Bad Decision? 16: The effects of dog-owner relationship on perceived stress and happiness Part 5: Conclusion 17: Conclusion
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animal assisted interventions; animal assisted therapy; animals' impact on human stress; comparative psychology; human-animal interactions; mental health therapies; pets and stress; stress and mental health; stress therapies; therapy in professional settings; therapy in schools
1: Introduction Part 1: Children 2: The influence of dogs' presence on children's performance on cognitive tests: Implications for clinical practice. 3: Sustained Effects of Animal-Assisted Crisis Response on Stress in School Shooting Survivors 4: Psychophysiological effects of human-dog interaction in university students exposed to a stress-induced situation using the Trier Social Stress Test (TSST) 5: Effects of Human-Animal Interactions on Affect and Cognition 6: Examining the impact of a brief human-canine interaction on stress and attention Part 2: College Students 7: Comparing the Effect of Human-Dog Interactions and Progressive Muscle Relaxation on Self-Report and Physiological Measures of Stress 8: Experimental trial demonstrates effects of animal-assisted stress prevention program on college students' positive and negative emotion 9: Effect of Pet Interaction on Stress Reduction and Positive Mood Enhancement among Pet-Owners and Non-Owners 10: Oxytocin Responses After Dog and Cat Interactions Depend on Pet Ownership and May Affect Interpersonal Trust 11: Effects of Canine-Assisted Intervention on the Mental Health of Higher Education students: a systematic review. 12: A mixed-methods examination of an on-campus canine-assisted intervention by gender: Women, men, and gender-diverse individuals' self-reports of stress-reduction and well-being Part 3: Adult Populations 13: Therapy dogs, stress-reduction, and well-being within the detachment: Interviews with law-enforcement personnel 14: Therapeutic horseback riding as a complementary intervention for military service members with PTSD Part 4: Pets 15: Pets on Campus: Best Friend or Bad Decision? 16: The effects of dog-owner relationship on perceived stress and happiness Part 5: Conclusion 17: Conclusion
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