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j.rubin

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Emma was in a car accident last month. She wasn't injured, but believes that if she can fake a traumatic brain injury, that she will get time off work and a large court settlement. Emma's behavior can be described as ______.

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Which statement is TRUE regarding correlation and causation?



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