Psychological research using animals as research participants:
A) is much more common than research using humans as participants.
B) has contributed to the understanding of memory, stress, and psychological disorders and their treatment.
C) almost always involves exposing the animals to pain or suffering.
D) almost always involves the use of monkeys or chimpanzees.

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Psychological research using animals as research participants has contributed significantly to the understanding of memory, stress, and psychological disorders and their treatment. However, ethical regulations ensure that animals are treated humanely and not exposed to unnecessary pain or suffering. The use of monkeys or chimpanzees is highly regulated and only allowed in specific circumstances.

Psychological Research Using Animals as Research Participants