Which of the following statements about the entire contract clause is true?

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The entire contract clause specifies that the life insurance policy and the attached application constitute the complete agreement between the parties. It prevents either party from changing the terms of the contract without the other party's consent. It also prevents any oral agreements or promises from being enforced unless they are included in the written contract. It does not allow the insurer to change the policy terms without the insured's consent and does not necessarily specify that all statements in the application are warranties. The incontestability clause, not the entire contract clause, prevents the insurance company from contesting a policy after it has been in force for two years during the lifetime of the insured.

Which of the Following Statements About the Entire Contract Clause