QUESTION 25This theory can be summed up with, "Monkey see, monkey do."a. Social Comparison Theoryb. Framing TheoryO c. Agenda-Setting TheoryO d. Social Cognitive TheoryOe. None of the AboveQUESTION 26This CON (concern) of Telemedicine recognizes that due to the technology services and tech employees involved intelemedicine, confidential patient information may be seen or heard by individuals other than medical personnel.Oa. Health InsuranceO b. Transcending Temporal BoundariesO c. Technical DifficultiesO.d. Patient PrivacyO e. Legal Issues

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