Animals refer to living organisms that are used in scientific research, including neuroplasticity studies. They can range from small laboratory animals like rats and mice to larger animals like monkeys or even non-human primates.
These are factors that researchers must take into account when working with animals, such as ensuring their well-being, minimizing harm, and obtaining informed consent (in cases where it applies).
Neuroplasticity research methods: These are different techniques and approaches used by scientists to investigate how the brain's structure and function can change over time.
Animal welfare regulations: These are guidelines and laws put in place to protect the rights and well-being of animals used in scientific research.