Comparative Psychology
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Papini (2008) states that comparative psychology is the study of similarities and differences in the behavior of living beings with an emphasis on the psychological nature of human beings in comparison to other animals. There are many positives associated with comparative psychology. The first and most obvious is that research on animal behavior has led to many insights and discoveries about human behavior. For example, Harlow's work on rhesus monkeys gave psychologists insight i
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