The Choice of Cardinalities Is Often Arbitrary to Reflect Facts

question 79

True/False

The choice of cardinalities is often arbitrary to reflect facts about the organization being modeled and its business practices.

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Definitions:

Encoding Specificity

The principle that the recall of information is improved when the contexts present at encoding and retrieval are similar.

Childhood Events

Significant occurrences during one's early years that can have profound effects on an individual's development and personality.

False Event

An occurrence or activity that is fabricated and does not actually happen.

Retrograde Amnesia

The inability to recall events or knowledge acquired before suffering an injury or the emergence of a disease.