与分离有关的问题第2部分:所有者缺席、学习和痛苦

Claire Hargrave
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随着兽医对可能引发分离相关问题的因素的理解的发展,人们也认识到与这种情况相关的分离相关行为的范围已经扩大。与此同时,越来越多的人认识到,过度依恋可能不是发生分离相关问题所必需的。本文是考虑兽医专业目前对分离相关问题的理解的系列文章中的第二篇,考虑了相关分离相关行为的范围。此外,本文还探讨了业主行为、痛苦和学习在分离相关问题的发展和维护中的潜在作用。第三篇文章将考虑在与分离有关的问题中涉及的情感系统以及认识到它们的作用的必要性。
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Separation-related problems part 2: owner absence, learning and pain
As veterinary understanding of factors that can initiate separation-related problems has developed, so has the realisation that the range of separation-related behaviours expected to be associated with the condition has expanded. Concurrently, there has been an increased understanding that hyper-attachment may not be necessary for a separation-related problem to occur. This article, the second in a series that considers the veterinary profession's current understanding of separation-related problems, considers the range of associated separation-related behaviours. In addition, the article explores the potential role of owner behaviour, pain and learning in the development and maintenance of separation-related problems. A third article will consider the emotional systems involved during separation-related problems and the necessity for recognition of their role.
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