Galloping sophistry: A rat in the lab is worth two in the dump

Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology 8 (2):47-54 (1988)
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The author comments on the work of G. G. Gallup and S. D. Suarez, specifically focusing on animal rights issues. Gallup and Suarez argue for the status quo in research practices involving nonhuman animals; while K. J. Shapiro and others take a reformist position that the suffering of and the reliance on animals in psychology laboratories can and ought to be diminished. 2012 APA, all rights reserved)

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