Paws and Claws: Pets Promote Wellbeing

Shalaka Sharad Shah, Shruti Goyal, A. Shankar
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Psychologists are often interested in understanding more about the relationships between people and their pets, and how having pets may help pet owners. Research suggests that pets help us stay healthy, both physically and mentally. Having a pet has been found to offer multiple health benefits to children, adults, and older people. Across various studies, pet owners mention several benefits of having a pet, such as emotional support, mood-boosting effects, companionship, and stress management. Based on theories in psychology that help to explain why we form bonds with others and how others help us, we try to understand the connections we form with our pets. In this article, we describe the science explaining how pets promote people’s wellbeing.
爪子和爪子宠物促进健康
心理学家经常有兴趣进一步了解人与宠物之间的关系,以及养宠物对宠物主人的帮助。研究表明,宠物有助于我们保持身心健康。研究发现,养宠物对儿童、成年人和老年人的健康有多种益处。在各种研究中,宠物主人都提到了养宠物的几种好处,如情感支持、促进情绪、陪伴和压力管理。心理学理论有助于解释我们与他人建立联系的原因以及他人如何帮助我们,基于这些理论,我们试图了解我们与宠物建立的联系。在这篇文章中,我们将从科学角度阐述宠物是如何促进人类健康的。
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