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Pet attachment and dissociation
Contributor(s):: Brown, S. E., Katcher, A. H.
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Reaction of the veterinarian and the animal behaviour therapist confronted with a potentially problematic family situation of a client
Contributor(s):: Meester, R. de, Hoey, K. van
The relationship between animal abuse and domestic violence or child abuse is discussed. The legal framework in Belgium regarding the obligation to report intrafamilial violence and extrafamilial child abuse is outlined, as well as legal options for interaction when dogs are used to intimidate...
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The development of the PET scale for the measurement of physical and emotional tormenting against animals in adolescents
Contributor(s):: Baldry, A. C.
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The other criminalities of animal freeze-killers: Support for a generality of deviance
Contributor(s):: Green, G. S.
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The relationship between animal cruelty, delinquency, and attitudes toward the treatment of animals
Contributor(s):: Henry, B. C.
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Treasuring, trashing or terrorizing: Adult outcomes of childhood socialization about companion animals
Contributor(s):: Raupp, C. D.
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Unraveling the methods of childhood and adolescent cruelty to nonhuman animals
Contributor(s):: Tallichet, S. E., Hensley, C., Singer, S. D.
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Don't be cruel: assessing beliefs about punishments for crimes against animals
Contributor(s):: Sims, V. K., Chin, M. G., Yordon, R. E.
Hypothetical scenarios depicting an act of animal abuse were given to 438 participants who rated the appropriateness of eight types of punishments. The predictive value of sex of participant, animal type, crime type (acute abuse or neglect), crime outcome (victim lives or dies), and sex of...
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Empathy, home environment, and attitudes toward animals in relation to animal abuse
Contributor(s):: Henry, B. C.
Recent years have seen an increase in interest in the social, behavioral, psychological, and developmental correlates of animal abuse. The current study examined the relationships between empathy, family environment, attitudes toward animals and participation in animal abuse using a self-report...
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Exposure to animal abuse and group context: two factors affecting participation in animal abuse
Contributor(s):: Henry, B. C.
Over the previous three decades, an emerging body of literature has highlighted the significance of animal abuse as an important indicator of disturbed social development. The current study attempted to expand upon previous research by examining two factors associated with participation in animal...
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Conceptualising animal abuse with an antisocial behaviour framework.
| Contributor(s):: Gullone, E.
This paper reviews current findings in the human aggression and antisocial behaviour literature and those in the animal abuse literature with the aim of highlighting the overlap in conceptualisation. The major aim of this review is to highlight that the co-occurrence between animal abuse...
