Scientists Who Defend the Use of Animals in Experimental Research

question 6

Multiple Choice

Scientists who defend the use of animals in experimental research typically claim that

• A) the well-being of humans should be placed above the well-being of animals.
• B) competent scientists have no justifiable reason to end the lives of animals.
• C) animals should be used only in research that directly benefits the animals involved.
• D) allegations that laboratory animals are sometimes exposed to stress are simply untrue.

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