Ambrose completed an experiment for his neuropsychology graduate seminar in which he used an EEG machine to monitor the brain activity of the amygdala and frontal cortex as men and women viewed images of landscapes and people. He published his findings showing greater activity in the amygdala for females than males when viewing landscapes. A year later Ambrose saw that another research published a very similar study in an effort to confirm or disprove his Ambrose's study findings. This is an example of:

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The act of conducting a very similar study to confirm or disprove previous findings is known as replication. It is a fundamental aspect of the scientific method, ensuring that results are reliable and not just a one-time occurrence.

Ambrose Completed an Experiment for His Neuropsychology Graduate Seminar in Which