The tendency of conciliation boards to interfere with the parties' intentions is known as
A)the "killing effect."
B)the "involuntariness effect."
C)the "interventionist effect."
D)the "conciliation effect."
E)the "chilling effect."

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The correct term is the "chilling effect." This refers to the phenomenon where the involvement or potential involvement of conciliation boards (or similar entities) might deter parties from freely pursuing their objectives or strategies due to fear of intervention or negative outcomes.

The Tendency of Conciliation Boards to Interfere with the Parties