The person who is least likely to be an ethologist is one who observes
A) monkeys in the jungles of Africa.
B) infant-parent attachment.
C) ducklings as they develop on farms.
D) rats in a well-controlled research lab.

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Ethology focuses on the study of animal behavior in natural environments, thus observing rats in a well-controlled research lab is less aligned with ethological methods compared to field observations of animals in their natural habitats or naturalistic behaviors.

The Person Who Is Least Likely to Be an Ethologist