What discipline does the research tradition known as ethnoscience have its roots?
A) Anthropology
B) Philosophy
C) Psychology
D) Sociology
A
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A nurse is considering becoming certified in her area of specialty and has begun to research the requirements. As the nurse reviews the application for taking the examination, she notes which requirements are necessary? (Select all that apply.)
A) Years of work experience B) Achieved required education level C) Active state license D) Completed required CEs E) Letters of recommendations from professional sources