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Animal welfare refers to the ethical responsibility of psychologists to ensure the well-being and humane treatment of non-human subjects used in psychological experiments.
These guidelines are a set of principles that psychologists follow to ensure ethical conduct in research involving human and non-human subjects.
Humane Treatment: This term refers to treating animals with care, compassion, and respect, similar to how we would want others to treat us.
The concept that animals have inherent rights and should not be subjected to unnecessary harm or suffering.