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comparative psychology

comparative psychology Comparative psychology is the branch of psychology that studies animal behavior, focusing on how behaviors are alike and different in ways connected to evolution and development.

Comparative psychology is the branch of psychology that studies animal behavior, focusing on how behaviors are alike and different in ways connected to evolution and development.

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