Animal Models in the study on Brain and Behaviour - Agaisnt

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ultimately humans and animals are too different in dna, behaviour, environment, cognitive levels to be compared

need holistic approach too

Reductionist Approach

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LeDoux: animals don't have consciousness, research of fear cannot translate directly to humans (fear vs threat)

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