The Psychology of the Human-Animal Bond

13.11.2012

Englisch

9781461461968

Springer US

Nein

421

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Broschiert

A Resource for Clinicians and Researchers

Christopher Blazina, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist, researcher, and professor of psychology. He received his doctorate in counseling psychology from the University of North Texas. He has been a faculty member at the University of Houston and Tennessee State University, training graduate students to become counselors and psychologists. Currently, he is a professor of psychology at Tennessee State University. The author of more than thirty articles and three books, Dr. Blazina has presented his recent research on the human-animal bond at conferences that include the American Psychological Association. David S. Shen-Miller, Ph.D. received his doctorate in counseling psychology from the University of Oregon. He is an assistant professor at Tennessee State University in the counseling psychology program and also engages in individual, couples, and group counseling and psychological testing. He has authored peer reviewed articles, book chapters, and more than 30 regional, national, and international presentations. He is a co-editor with Dr. Chris Blazina on the upcoming book

Animal behavior, Animal ethics, Animal interventions, Animal rights, Animal-assisted therapy, Attachment and loss, Canine companions, Human-animal bond, Human-animal relationship, Pet Attitude Scale, Pet abandonment, Pet companions, Pets

MBNH9 - Gesundheitspsychologie MKM - Klinische Psychologie JKSN - Soziale Arbeit

235 mm

15.5 cm