Cause-And-Effect Inferences Can Be Contaminated by the Effects of the Passage

question 4

True/False

Cause-and-effect inferences can be contaminated by the effects of the passage of time.Such contamination effects are denoted history effects.

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The act of planning or considering an action, especially a crime, beforehand.

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involves the agreement or permission for something to happen or be done, especially in the context of mutual decisions or legal and ethical considerations.