The Arol Evidence Rule

question 92

Multiple Choice

The arol evidence rule:

• A)widens the scope to admit into evidence facts proving other agreed terms of a contract.
• B)applies to both written and verbal contracts.
• C)is circumvented by the existence of a condition precedent.
• D)is irrelevant where a written contract cannot be performed within one year.
• E)supplies terms to a contract that are otherwise only implied,and by operation of the rule,need not be proven in evidence.

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Definitions:

Observer Bias

A type of research bias that occurs when an observer's expectations, beliefs, or preferences influence the outcomes of a study or experiment unintentionally.

Observer Drift

A phenomenon in research where there is a gradual shift in how observers interpret or code data over time, potentially affecting the reliability of the results.

Pygmalion Effect

The phenomenon in which higher expectations lead to an increase in performance.

Laboratory Observation

A research method in which subjects are observed in a controlled environment to gather data.