Titlebook: Well-Being Over the Life Course; Incorporating Human– Regina M. Bures,Nancy R. Gee Book 2021 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spri

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Conclusion,luding chapter it is critical to discuss the larger, societal perspective. We must consider the needs of the animal and provide a better understanding of the challenges related to studying pet ownership as a variable in research. And, finally, we conclude with specific recommendations to guide future research.

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2211-7644 anding the unique relationship between humans and companion This book provides a multidisciplinary overview of the impact of human–animal interaction on well-being from childhood to later life. It presents a life course perspective to the study of human–animal interaction, addressing concepts of fam

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Well-Being over the Life Course: Incorporating Human-Animal Interaction,ng, human health and development over the life course, and animal-assisted interventions. Conceptualizing human’s interactions with companion animals in the context of the life course highlights the need for rigorous scientific methodology, improved measurement, and the application of advanced research methods to model these complex relationships.

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Successful Aging and Human-Animal Interaction,this growing concern. This chapter will summarize some of the key research findings suggesting that companion animals may play a role in promoting healthy active aging and will briefly discuss the physical and mental health benefits associated with pet ownership or with the simple act of interacting with a companion animal.

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Well-Being over the Life Course: Incorporating Human-Animal Interaction,play in human lives. Drawing on the theme of well-being over the life course, we explore HAI in multiple contexts: pets as family, pet illness and aging, human health and development over the life course, and animal-assisted interventions. Conceptualizing human’s interactions with companion animals

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Integrating Pets into the Family Life Cycle, life cycle refers to the stages that individuals in a family household experience over time. Stages of the family life cycle typically include leaving home, cohabitation or marriage, childrearing, the empty nest, and widowhood. As family stages and roles change, the roles of individuals and pets ch