Answer: Proactive interference
Explanation:
Proactive interference is a memory disorder this occurs when the old memories of a person restrain the capacity of the brain to retain the new memories. Thus no new information can be retain in the brain. This may happen when the memories are similar. For example, finding difficulty in remembering the new and old phone numbers.
The given situation is an example of proactive interference as the people may find difficult to learn and remember the recently learned materials as the similar information was also learned in the past.
Answer:2.4
Explanation:
6 is more than 5 so round up
One of the best ways Julien and his father to advocate for his mother's health during this time is to be there for her and communicate. She needs their support in her decisions. They can also advocate by understanding all the facets of stomach cancer.
<span>The correct answer is inaccuracy. It is because this test technology does not provide a complete or accurate result when using in detecting influenza or diagnosing the certain illness and by that, it is considered to be inaccurate and also because it does not one hundred percent show its guarantee of detecting the disease that it detects.</span>
