History Is the Most Difficult Threat to Internal Validity Because

question 38

True/False

History is the most difficult threat to internal validity because there is not much to mitigate its effect.

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Directors

Members of a company's board responsible for making major policy and financial decisions, acting collectively in the best interests of the company and its shareholders.

Shareholders

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A document that must be filed with a secretary of state to create a corporation. Usually, it includes the basic rights and responsibilities of the corporation and the shareholders.

Criminal Guilt

A legal status that results when an individual is found responsible for committing a crime, beyond a reasonable doubt.