1.3 The Use Of Animals In Research Flashcards

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One. The underlying ____ of ____ are similar across species and sometimes easier to study in a non-human species.

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mechanisms of behaviour

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Given that most biological psychologists and neuroscientists are primarily interested in human brain and human behaviour, why do they study ____? There are four reasons.

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nonhumans

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Two. We are interested in ____ for their own sake.

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animals

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Three. What we learn about animals sheds light on ____ evolution.

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human

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Four. Legal or ethical ____ prevent certain kinds of research on humans.

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restrictions

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The legal standard emphasises “the three Rs”: ____ of animal numbers (using few animals), ____ (using computer models or other substitute for animals, when possible), and ____ (modify the procedures to reduce pain and discomfort).

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reduction, replacement, refinement

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The ____ of using animals in research is controversial. Some research does inflict stress or pain on animals; however, many research questions can be investigated only through animal research.

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ethics

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