How do you feel about the use of animals for medical research?
Is it correct to use animals in scientific research?
Why is the term "research" used instead of scientific investigation? What is it like to do scientific research? Why are mice and not primates used in scientific experiments to study human behaviour when we are closer to the latter? Does it pose a question on the theory of evolution? What can I study, so that I know about animal behaviour? Was the scientific method followed? How? What ethical considerations are important to research? What are the advantages of classifying animals? How is the scientific method used by scientists? Is "trial and error" the most important method that separates humans from other animals; is it the quality that has allowed us to accomplish so much? What scientific research could be automated that isn't? What should we humans learn from animals? What are the pros and cons of research? What are the pros and cons of experimental research? What is the difference between a research question and a research problem? How did you choose which research question to tackle? Why is the scientific method required? Just studied about Research. I have a question what is difference between research and Scientific research? Are animals becoming intelligent over time? What is the use of science? What does a research scientist do at Google? Which animal is more intelligent? Pigs or dogs? How does one become better at research? Why should animal testing be abolished? Do animals become any smarter over a period of millions of years? Philosophy of Science: What is 'normative research'? What is the difference between human and animal intelligence? What is experimental research? What is the difference between study and science? What do animals think about? What are the steps of a scientific investigation? Do animals believe in God?