Which of the following is a criticism of using animals in research?

a. Too many animals have been used, particularly in the past.
b. Researchers engage in "speciesism."
c. Scientists use procedures that are painful or distressing because it is easier to do in animals than humans.
d. All of the above


D

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If a psychologist notes an association between the IQs of parents and their children, or between beauty and social popularity, or between anxiety and test performance, the two events are said to be correlated, which means

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a. Yes: poor people are just as happy as wealthy people. b. Yes: poor people are actually happier than wealthy people. c. Sort of: once people can afford the basic necessities in life, they are as happy as wealthy people. d. No: the wealthy are happier than those making less money.

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