In Comparing the Research on Crowding Using Laboratory Rats to Similar

question 45

Multiple Choice

In comparing the research on crowding using laboratory rats to similar research using non-human primates, it was found that

• A) crowding had the same effect on the behavior of rats and non-human primates.
• B) crowding had an effect on the behavior of rats but not on the behavior of non-human primates.
• C) crowding had an effect on the behavior of non-human primates but not on the behavior of rats.
• D) crowding led to more aggressive behavior in rats and to more coping behavior in non-human primates.

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