Thomas R. Zentall (1993) Experimenter-subject Interaction: a Fresh Approach
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Psycoloquy 4(48): Experimenter-subject Interaction: a Fresh Approach
EXPERIMENTER-SUBJECT INTERACTION: A FRESH APPROACH
Book Review of Davis & Balfour on Human-Animal Bond
Thomas R. Zentall
Department of Psychology
University of Kentucky
Lexington KY 40506
ZENTALL@UKCC.UKY.EDU
Abstract
This volume (Davis & Balfour 1992; Davis 1993) concerns
the bond that forms between experimental subject and experimenter.
One needs to view such an edited volume as a means of communicating
to researchers outside the area that such a field of study exists
and to those engaged in the field itself that there are others who
share similar interests. This volume should serve the purpose of
identifying a field of study and acting as a heuristic for further
research.
Keywords
Human-animal bond, human-animal interactions,
relationships, scientist-animal interactions, animal psychology,
behavioral research, attachment, human-nonhuman relationships,
behavioral arousal, rhesus monkeys, pongid pedagogy, ape
cognition, automated avoidance, pseudohabitutation.
References
- Davis, H. (1993) Precis of "The Inevitable Bond" (Davis & Balfour 1992) PSYCOLOQUY 4(12) human-animal-bond.1
- Davis, H. & Balfour, D. (1992) (eds) The Inevitable Bond. Cambridge University Press