Across
- 4. can be done by using electric shocks to “train” animals to behave a certain way
- 6. the use of a non-human animal to study a psychological or psychopathological process that is similar to a human condition
- 7. type of validity that characterizes the generalizability of findings of an experiment
- 10. a subjective inclination, tendency or predisposition for or against something that may skew results
- 11. breeding animals a certain way
- 12. the extent to which the results of a study can be generalized to real-life settings
- 14. principle of developing and using methods which minimize animal suffering and improve welfare
- 16. the application of the results from a study to the wider target population
- 17. type of validity that refers to the extent to which findings can be generalized from the sample to the target population
Down
- 1. modification of the nervous system – e.g. lesioning or removing parts of the brain – or of other body parts – e.g. stimulate or damage said body parts
- 2. changing the surroundings of an animal
- 3. principle of developing and using of models and tools, based on the latest science and technologies, to address important scientific questions without the use of animals
- 5. principle of minimizing the number of animals used per experiment
- 8. type of validity that characterizes the quality of operationalization – how a phenomenon is “defined as” or related to a behavior in an IV/DV/hypothesis
- 9. special type of generalization that is applied when animal studies lead to inferences about human behavior
- 13. type of validity that characterizes the methodological quality of an experiment
- 15. genetic markers which are related to certain behaviors associated with a [mental] illness