Captive animals are more vulnerable to disease than are wild animals.This is best explained in terms of
A) the tyranny of choice.
B) learned helplessness.
C) spontaneous remission.
D) a perceived loss of control.

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Captive animals may feel a perceived loss of control over their environment and their ability to protect themselves from disease. In contrast, wild animals have more control over their interaction with their environment and therefore may be less vulnerable to disease.

Captive Animals Are More Vulnerable to Disease Than Are Wild