1983
DOI: 10.1093/geront/23.3.277
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Companion Animals and Elderly People: A Challenge for Evaluators of Social Support

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“…It should be noted that several studies have found no relationship between pet ownership and health, or have concluded that the sequence might be that people who enjoy good health are more likely to get pets (Beck and Katcher, 1984;Jorm et al, 1997;Ory and Goldberg, 1983;Robb and Stegman, 1983). However, all these studies were limited to small samples and specific population groups rather than applying to the general population.…”
Section: Pets and Human Health In Germany And Australia: National Lonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be noted that several studies have found no relationship between pet ownership and health, or have concluded that the sequence might be that people who enjoy good health are more likely to get pets (Beck and Katcher, 1984;Jorm et al, 1997;Ory and Goldberg, 1983;Robb and Stegman, 1983). However, all these studies were limited to small samples and specific population groups rather than applying to the general population.…”
Section: Pets and Human Health In Germany And Australia: National Lonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many positive results were reported, but from a methodological standpoint there was a concern that many participants may have known or suspected that the aim was to improve their well-being and this could have affected their responses in evaluation surveys (Garrity and Stallones 1998;Robb and Stegman 1983). …”
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“…The issue remained controversial in part because several studies found no relationship between pet ownership and general health, or concluded that the sequence might be that people who already enjoy good health are more likely to get pets (Beck and Katcher 1984;Jorm et al 1997;Ory and Goldberg 1983;Parslow and Jorm 2003;Robb and Stegman 1983). However, these studies were limited to small samples or to local area populations rather than applying to nation-wide samples.…”
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“…La deuxième constatation effectuée, à la lumière des résultats de cette recherche, demeure que les répondants ayant déclaré utiliser la zoothérapie auprès des résidents de leur établissement n'ont, en fait, jamais été exposés à un réel programme de zoothérapie tel que définit dans la littérature (Bernatchez & Brousseau, 2006;Cass, 1981;DeltaSociety, 2005;Institut Français de zoothérapie, 2005 (Bokkers, 2006;Friedmann, 1995;Goldmeier, 1986;Robb & Stegman, 1983;Scarlett Kranz & Schaaf, 1989 (Cole & Gawlinski, 1995;Moody et al, 2002;Roenke & Mulligan, 1998;Scarlett Kranz & Schaaf, 1989) considérant que l'attitude, les craintes et appréhensions ainsi que les connaissances des intervenants sur le sujet sont des éléments pouvant influencer la réussite ou non d'un programme de zoothérapie (Arkow, 1990;Bernatchez & Brousseau, 2006;Brousseau, 1998;Gammonley & Yates, 1991 (7)EU Je n'ai remarqué aucun changement 10. En excluant les animaux possédés par les résidents, votre établissement accueille-t-il actuellement d'autres animaux de façon permanente, comme par exemple des oiseaux en cage ou un aquarium dans une salle commune, un chien ou un chat qui peut se déplacer librement dans la résidence, etc.…”
Section: «Advenant Le Cas [De L'implantation D'un Programme De Zoothéunclassified