Arluke, A. Uneasiness among laboratory technicians.
Occup Med 1999. 14(2):305-316.
Arluke, A. The well-being of animal researchers. In:
Krulisch, L., Mayer, S., Simmonds, R.C., editors. The
Human/Research Animal Relationship,
1996. Greenbelt MD: Scientists Center for Animal Welfare. p7-19.
AVMA Committee on the Human/Animal Bond. Euthanasia and
stress for the veterinary team. JAVMA
1995. 206(7): 965.
Bush, R. Assessment
and treatment of laboratory animal allergy. ILAR J. 2001;42(1):55-64.
Review.
Careers: people who make lab animal research happen. Lab
Anim (NY). 2001 Jun;30(6):30-5.
Carmack, B. Balancing engagement and detachment in caregiving.
Image, the Journal of Nursing Scholarship 1997. 29(2):139-44.
Carmack, B. The effects on family members and functioning
after the death of a pet. Marriage & Family Review 1985.
Sum.8(3-4):149-161.
Carmack, B., Becker, J. Staff stress. Lab Animal
1988. 17(2):21-27.
Chang, F.T., Hart, L.A. Human-animal bond in the laboratory:
how animal behavior affects the perspective of caregivers.
ILAR Journal. 2002. 43(1).
Dewsbury, D.A. Studies of rodent-human interactions in animal
psychology. In: Davis, H., Balfour, D., editors. The
inevitable bond: examining scientist-animal interactions,
1992. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p27-43.
Diff, SA. An additional "R" -- Remembering the animals.
ILAR Journal 2002. 43(1).
Donald, R.I., Powell, C. A piece of us dies every
time. Shelter Sense 1989. Nov., 1-4.
Ellis, B.J. Paws for thought: a look at the conflicts, questions,
and challenges of animal euthanasia. Columbia SC: Paw Print
Press, 1993.
Halpern-Lewis, J. Understanding the emotional expereinces
of animal research personnel. Contemp Top Lab Anim Sci
1996. 35(6): 58-60.
Hart, B.L., Hart, L.A., Mader, B. Humane euthanasia and
companion animal death: caring for the animal, the client, and the
veterinarian. JAVMA 1990. 197(10):1292-1299.
Hart, L.A. and Mader, B. Pretense and hidden feelings in
the human society environment: a source of stress. Psychological
Reports 1995.
77(2):554.
Kanner, B. A dog’s life: love and death at the ASPCA.
New York Magazine 1992. Apr 27:46-53.
McBride, A. Pet loss--Guilt, grief and coping. In:
Fisher, J., ed. The behaviour of dogs and cats, 1993. London:
Stanley Paul & Co., p150-59.
McMillan, F.D. The effects of human contact on animal health
and well-being. JAVMA 1999. 215(11):1592-1598.
Pekow, C.A. Suggestions for research workers for coping
with research animal death. Lab Animal 1994. 23(10): 28-29.
Schroeder, D.H. Animal control workers : ordinary peopele,
extraordinary stress. Employee Assistance Program 1992. p30-32.
Seward, J. Medical
surveillance of allergy in laboratory animal handlers. ILAR J. 2001;42(1):47-54.
Review.
Spinelli, J.S. Human/research animal relationships: Research
staff perspectives. In: Krulisch, L., Mayes, S.,
Simmonds, R.C., editors. The Human/Research
Animal Relationship, 1996. SCAW, p. 35-56.
Taylor, A., Davis, H. Acknowledging animals: a memorial
service for teaching and research animals. Anthrozoos 1992.
6:221-225.
Walshaw, S.O. Animal death and human emotion in the laboratory.
Lab Animal 1994. 23(6): 24-29.
Will, E. What is the human toll? shelter workers pay a price
for humane duty. Denver Post 1992. Jan 2:1E.
White, D., Shawha, R. Emotional response of animal shelter
workers to euthanasia. JAVMA 1996.
208(6):846-49.
Wolfle, T. Laboratory animal technicians: their role
in stress reduction and human-companion animal
bonding. In: Quackenbush, J.
and V.L. Voith, editors. The veterinary clinics of North America: the
human-companion animal bond,
1985. WB Saunders Co., p449-454.
Wolfle, T. The
science and pervasiveness of laboratory animal allergy. ILAR J.
2001;42(1):1-3.
