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Spending time with animals provides multiple benefits to students

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As college students, stress, anxiety and homesickness are often a staple of daily life, but research shows that spending time with animals can ease those negative feelings by providing a variety of physical and mental benefits. An article in Sage Journals by two researchers and professors at Washington State University, Patricia Pendry and Jaymie L. Vandagriff, said AVPs (Animal Visitation Programs) on college campuses can provide students with …
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Spending time with animals provides multiple benefits to students

As college students, stress, anxiety and homesickness are often a staple of daily life, but research shows that spending time with animals can ease those negative feelings by providing a variety of physical and mental benefits. An article in Sage Journals by two researchers and professors at Washington State University, Patricia Pendry and Jaymie L. Vandagriff, said AVPs (Animal Visitation Programs) on college campuses can provide students with …

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Washington State University: Study suggests a new way to curb social media’s body image toll

Washington State University: Study suggests a new way to curb social media’s body image toll. “Led by Jessica Willoughby, associate professor of communication at Washington State University, the research found that sending young women twice-daily text messages prompting them to reflect on the fitness content they encountered on social media significantly reduced social comparison—one of the key mechanisms previous studies have identified as cont…

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