Cruelty to Animals and Interpersonal Violence Matthias Uhl and multiple intelligences

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Cruelty to Animals and Interpersonal Violence Matthias Uhl and multiple intelligencesThe landscapes of violence have become too familiar, too close to home. Despite decades of scientific research, we are only beginning to understand the roots of violence that connect child maltreatment, spouse and partner abuse, and aggression in our neighborhoods and communities. Cruelty to animals is often part of these landscapes of violence at times, a strong link to destructive interpersonal relationships. Research on this link has recently