In His Address on "The Value of Behavioral Research with Animals

question 55

Multiple Choice

In his address on "The Value of Behavioral Research with Animals," Miller argued that

• A) all animal research is justified
• B) animal research contributes to the psychological well being of humans
• C) animal research should only be done if it can be shown that the research directly benefits animals as well as humans
• D) the benefits of animal research have been significantly overstated

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