PSYC3365 · Psychology

Exploring Anthrozoology: The Science of Human-Animal Interactions

Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences

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Delve into the fascinating field of anthrozoology, where science and empathy intersect to explore the complex and profound relationships between humans and animals. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the multidisciplinary study of human-animal interactions, examining how these relationships influence both species in various contexts. We will investigate the historical, cultural, and scientific dimensions of human-animal bonds, from companion animals to wildlife and animal-assisted therapies, gaining insights into how animals impact human psychology, health, and society. We will explore human-animal interactions in a variety of contexts, from wild animals to companion, while exploring topics such as the evolution and history of human-animal relationships, the role of animals in human culture and society, psychological and emotional benefits of human-animal interactions, ethical considerations and welfare issues in human-animal dynamics, and practical applications in therapy, conservation, and education.

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