The Rationale for Using Animals in Research Is Based on the Assumption

question 13

Multiple Choice

The rationale for using animals in research is based on the assumption that

• A) the ethical requirements are more lenient for research involving animals as compared to humans.
• B) human participant research is more expensive than animal research.
• C) research involving animals produces more valid results than research involving humans.
• D) there are biological continuities between humans and animals.

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