Animal Behavior Is Often Studied by Psychologists Because

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Multiple Choice

Animal behavior is often studied by psychologists because

• A) animal behavior is more precise than human behavior.
• B) animals do not have free will.
• C) it is easier to control the experimental conditions.
• D) animal research is usually less expensive.

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