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Table 1.

Categories and numbers of survey participants1.

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Table 2.

Survey questions.

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Table 3.

Mean level of agreement for items in AAS-6 (1–5 scale).

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Table 4.

AAS-6 multivariate analyses (1–5 scale).

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Table 5.

Responses underlying ARAS-P and ARAS-S (1–5 scales)1.

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Table 6.

ARAS-P multivariate analysis (1–5 scale).

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Table 7.

ARAS-S multivariate analyses (1–5 scale).

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Fig 1.

Purpose justification by discipline, in decreasing order of justifiability.

(A) Students. (B) Faculty. Data presented as mean ± standard deviation.

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Fig 2.

Species justification by discipline, in decreasing order of justifiability for students.

(A) Students. (B) Faculty. Data presented as mean ± standard deviation.

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Table 8.

Purpose and species scales and confidence in animal research translatability versus response to survey question AAS-6b, “I do not think that there is anything wrong with using animals in medical research”.

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Table 9.

Translatability (1–5 scale).

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Table 10.

Comparison of AAS6, AAS5, and AAS10.

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