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Traumatized Witnesses: Review of Childhood Exposure to Animal Cruelty
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Traumatized Witnesses: Review of Childhood Exposure to Animal Cruelty

Roshni Trehan Ladny and Laura Meyer
Journal of child & adolescent trauma, Vol.13(4), pp.527-537
07-30-2019
PMID: 33269051

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Behavioral Science and Psychology Brief Report Child and School Psychology Psychology Public Health Social Work
Excerpt: The multifaceted nature of the human-animal bond has been well-documented throughout history (Braje 2011). Much attention has been paid to the benefits that may accrue, at least to humans, from interacting with non-human animals (referred to in this paper as simply “animals”), and fields of study have developed around the therapeutic potential of these interactions (Braje 2011; Flynn 2011). What is less understood, but is of equal relevance to researchers, is the “dark side” of the bond: animal cruelty, including abuse and neglect.
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