Which school of psychology was most responsible for the rise of animal research in psychology

A)  structuralism 
B)  psychoanalysis 
C)  behaviourism 
D)  Gestaltism

The school of behaviorism, with its emphasis on observable behavior and experimental research methods, was most responsible for the rise of animal research in psychology. Specifically, behaviorists believed that the study of animal behavior could provide insights into human behavior, and therefore conducted numerous experiments using animals as subjects. This led to the rise of animal-based research in fields such as comparative psychology and learning theory.