Biblio sur l'exposition aux violences sur animaux
L'exposition de l'enfant à des maltraitances animales comme facteur de troubles subjectifs ou comportementaux
Les études sont classées ci-dessous par pays et par ordre chronologique.
Elles indiquent un risque d'effets subjectifs pénibles, un risque d’actes de maltraitance animale, et/ou un risque de conduites agressives ou délinquantes.
Note : les études axées sur les violences sur animaux familiers dans le cadre de violences domestiques n'ont pas été incluse dans ce recensement.
- études américaines :
Flynn C.P. (2000). Why Family Professionals Can No Longer Ignore Violence Toward Animals. Family Relations. 49(1), 87 - 95.
Henry, B. C. (2004a). Exposure to animal abuse and group context: Two factors affecting participation in animal abuse. Anthrozoos. 17(4), 290-305.
Henry, B. C. (2004b). The relationship between animal cruelty, delinquency, and attitudes toward the treatment of nonhuman animals. Society & Animals. 12(3), 185-207.
Hensley, C. & Tallichet, S.E. (2005). Learning to be cruel ? Exploring the onset and frequency of animal cruelty. Int J Offender Ther Comp Criminol. 49(1), 37-47.
DeGue, S., & DiLillo, D. (2009). Is animal cruelty a "red flag" for family violence? Investigating co-occurring violence toward children, partners, and pets. J Interpers Violence. 24(6), 1036-1056.
Hensley, C., Tallichet, S.E., & Dutkiewics, E.L. (2012). Exploring the Age of Onset and Recurrence of Childhood Animal Cruelty: Can Animal Cruelty Be Learned From Witnessing Others Commit It ? Int J Offender Ther Comp Criminol. 56(4), 614-626.
Browne, J.A., Hensley, C., McGuffee, K.M. (2017). Does Witnessing Animal Cruelty and Being Abused During Childhood Predict the Initial Age and Recurrence of Committing Childhood Animal Cruelty ? Int J Offender Ther Comp Criminol. 61(16), 1850-1865.
- études australiennes :
Thompson, K.L. & Gullone, E. (2006). An investigation into the association between the witnessing of animal abuse and adolescents' behavior toward animals. Society & Animals. 14(3), 223-243.
Gullone, E., Robertson, N. (2008)- The relationship between bullying and animal abuse behaviors in adolescents: The importance of witnessing animal abuse. J Appl Dev Psychol, 29(5), 371-379.
- études italiennes :
Baldry, A.C. (2003). Animal abuse and exposure to interpersonal violence in Italian youth. J Interpers Violence. 18, 258-281.
Baldry, A.C. (2005). Animal abuse among preadolescents directly and indirectly victimized at school and at home. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health. 15, 97-110.
Pagani, C., Robustelli, F., & Ascione, F.R. (2008). Animal abuse experiences described by Italian school-aged children. In, F.R. Ascione, ed.: International Handbook of Animal Abuse and Cruelty: Theory, Research, and Application. West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University Press, pp. 247-268.
- étude canadienne :
Daly, B., Morton, L.L. (2008). Empathic Correlates of Witnessing the Inhumane Killing of an Animal: An Investigation of Single and Multiple Exposures. Society & Animals. 16(3), 243-255.
- étude britannique :
Alleyne, E., & Parfitt, C. (2018). Factors that distinguish aggression towards animals from other antisocial behaviors: Evidence from a community sample. Aggressive Behavior. 44(5), 481-490.
- étude grecque :
Andreou, E., Vasiou, A., Xafakos, E., & Korona, A. (2022). Animal Abuse and Bullying/Victimization in a Community Sample of School-Age Children, Society & Animals. 1-18. (published online Sep 2022).
- étude japonaise :
Yamazaki, S. (2010). A comparison of maltreated children and non-maltreated children on their experiences with animals - A Japanese sudy. Anthrozoös, 23(1), 55-67.
- étude d'auteurs britannique, australien et américain, portant sur l'Allemagne et la Roumanie :
Plant, M., van Schaik, P., Gullone, E., & Flynn, C. (2019). “It’s a dog’s life’: Culture, empathy, gender, and domestic violence predict animal abuse in adolescents – Implications for societal health. J Interpers Violence. 34(10), 2110–2137.