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  I completely agree with

Submitted by vpina on Mon, 04/19/2010 - 2:47pm.

 

I completely agree with this statement made by Melissa. I would also like to include my following views that love is a human social construct that cannot be applied to animals.  From a psychology view point even if it were possibly that animals can love it would be impossible for us to know that is what they are feeling because love is something that is shared verbally not something that has a specific formula like we found out in class Monday.   

 

 

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