I believe the answer is: Replication
During a replication, Researchers would repeat the research that conducted in the past, but being done with different situations or different type of subjects. The purpose of such research is to determine if the finding on the previous research would be applicable under different circumstances.
Answer:
Is interfering with his ability to function effectively.
Explanation:
Mental health sometimes can be subjected to subjectivity, however, there are some things in which all mental health professionals agree and it is that, <u>we can say that a behavior is actually abnormal once it starts interfering with the individual ability to function effectively</u> and starts t<u>aking a toll in his social and working relations.</u>
In this case, the behavior that Josh is having is finally interfering in his job because he kept being late for his job (because of his need to retrace his steps) and it also made him unable to complete his projects on time.
Brainiest of the brainiest brains.
Answer:
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Explanation:
<u>De facto knowledge:</u>
It is used to describe that is something exist but that is not officially accepted and recognized. It is not the fact, but it is something about the facts. It comes from a Latin phrase that means in reality over as a matter of facts in legal contexts, de facto describes what happens.
<u>Priori knowledge:
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Priori means what is before were used in the philosophy that originally to distinguishes between arguments from the causes and arguments from the effects. Here are arguments of prior said to cause to the effect.
Answer: 6 years
Explanation: HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act was passed into law by Congress in 1996. It protects personal information used in the healthcare and related industries such as health insurance companies. Under HIPAA, documents such as complaints and responses must be kept six years after they were filed or when last time in effect by any covered entity. Covered Entities are organisations covered by the act.
