Animals are sometimes used in psychological research because
A) there is a continuity of animal behavior and human behavior.
B) you do not have to worry about mistreating them.
C) they behave very much like humans.
D) all choices are good reasons.
Question 2
The current majority viewpoint concerning the use of deception in psychological experiments is
A) deception is often necessary and does not hurt the participant so use it whenever necessary.
B) deception should be used only when it can be justified by the likely scientific, educational, or applied value of the study.
C) deception is unethical and should not be used.
D) deception is not really an issue of concern.
Terrestrial plants and animals can be characterized by analogous pathways for water gain and loss.
1–12 Elements essential to animal life and health
Hybrid Animal (dolphin)
animal cell
Where do Psychological Practitioners Work?
Shaping in Animal Training