Introduction
Animals affect everyone 's life, whether you 're an animal-lover, animal-hater, animal-eater or animal-saver, and their presence is important. Importance ranges from companionship to food source, and it varies by person. Pets impact our lives in a positive way, as do work animals and food animals. We may not realize how much impact animals have on our lives but the reasons humans have been domesticating animals for thousands of years shows how much of an important role they play .
The given task is to explain the psychological impacts in an anthrozoological manner. In this assignment Information will be given in detail on how animals play their roles in human societies and how psychology is affected due to these relationships, …show more content…
Animals supply us with materials such as fur, hides, leather, ivory, bone, which we can make into housing, clothing, tools, etc
Canaries were used to notify miners of poisonous gas. Animals are used in medical research and testing. Some very helpful medical discoveries have resulted from some of this research. Animals help create medicine. Animals serve as indicator species, telling humans the health of an environment or ecosystem. Frogs are often the first animal affected in a unbalanced/unhealthy ecosystem
Moreover, animal’s lives are sacrificed for the progression of science. Lab rats injected with chemical substances and operated upon, all so that we may find new cures for the many diseases that threaten our quality of life. There are arguments to support this line of research, especially if it means an animal 's sacrifice saves the life of a human being. There are also good arguments to support the argument that much of the research done on animals is without justification.
At the end of the day we humans are part of the animals kingdom and rely on animals as much as animals rely on humans.
(Alan M. Beck, Aaron Honori Katcher …show more content…
Between the ages of thirty-five and fifty, the years in which premature death from heart disease becomes too common in men, divorced men have a death rate more than twice that of married men. For hyper-tension, the death rate is almost three times greater among divorced men in the fourth and fifth decades of life. There is a similar but slightly smaller increase in vulnerability to heart disease in divorced, single, and widowed women. " (Alan M. Beck, Aaron Honori Katcher
Animals affect everyone 's life, whether you 're an animal-lover, animal-hater, animal-eater or animal-saver, and their presence is important. Importance ranges from companionship to food source, and it varies by person. Pets impact our lives in a positive way, as do work animals and food animals. We may not realize how much impact animals have on our lives but the reasons humans have been domesticating animals for thousands of years shows how much of an important role they play .
The given task is to explain the psychological impacts in an anthrozoological manner. In this assignment Information will be given in detail on how animals play their roles in human societies and how psychology is affected due to these relationships, …show more content…
Animals supply us with materials such as fur, hides, leather, ivory, bone, which we can make into housing, clothing, tools, etc
Canaries were used to notify miners of poisonous gas. Animals are used in medical research and testing. Some very helpful medical discoveries have resulted from some of this research. Animals help create medicine. Animals serve as indicator species, telling humans the health of an environment or ecosystem. Frogs are often the first animal affected in a unbalanced/unhealthy ecosystem
Moreover, animal’s lives are sacrificed for the progression of science. Lab rats injected with chemical substances and operated upon, all so that we may find new cures for the many diseases that threaten our quality of life. There are arguments to support this line of research, especially if it means an animal 's sacrifice saves the life of a human being. There are also good arguments to support the argument that much of the research done on animals is without justification.
At the end of the day we humans are part of the animals kingdom and rely on animals as much as animals rely on humans.
(Alan M. Beck, Aaron Honori Katcher …show more content…
Between the ages of thirty-five and fifty, the years in which premature death from heart disease becomes too common in men, divorced men have a death rate more than twice that of married men. For hyper-tension, the death rate is almost three times greater among divorced men in the fourth and fifth decades of life. There is a similar but slightly smaller increase in vulnerability to heart disease in divorced, single, and widowed women. " (Alan M. Beck, Aaron Honori Katcher