One problem with computer simulations as a substitute for animal research is that ___________.
A) they are terribly expensive
B) they take years to develop
C) "bugs" in the software distort the findings
D) no one knows what behavior to program until the research has been done

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Computer simulations rely on existing knowledge to model behavior or phenomena. If the research aims to explore unknown behaviors or effects, it's challenging to program accurate simulations without prior understanding of what to look for or how the subject behaves.

One Problem with Computer Simulations as a Substitute for Animal