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danielfitts88

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When traveling across time zones, how does the direction of travel affect one's adjustment to the new time zone?
 
  a. Travel to the east is easier.
  b. Travel to the west is easier.
  c. The direction of travel makes no difference.
  d. The effect varies greatly from person to person.

Question 2

In the context of the three Rs of animal research, reduction refers to minimizing ____.
 
  a. the number of animals used
  b. the amount of pain
 c. alternative explanations
 d. ethical concerns



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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