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Summary a level psychology animal research notes

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notes on animal research in research in psychology, including AO1 and AO3 evaluation in terms of generalisability, reliability, validity and ethics arguments for and against the use of animals in psychology studies. notes summarised from psychologywizard website

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  • May 17, 2024
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  • learning theories
  • animal research
  • ethics
  • generalisability
  • validity
  • evaluation

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Animal research
humans retain many biological and psychological characteristics from their
animal ancestors that they share in common with other animals with the
same ancestors



impractical or unethical to do to humans

animals can be bred to see what effects show up in their descendants; they
can also be kept in a controlled environment and observed for long periods

Even if we accept evolutionary psychology, humans have evolved to be very
different from most other animal

Even if animals are genetically similar to humans, they only share a genotype
with us; they do not share a phenotype, which is a wider description of
biology and environment

Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act, 1986. Research needs a licence from
the Home Office; the premises must be licensed for animal research as must
every individual involved in the research. Laboratory animals must be
procured from “high quality suppliers” who comply with Home Office
standards.

Based on that, British Psychological Society (BPS) has published Guidelines
for Psychologists Working with Animals (2012).

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