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Oct/Nov 2015 QUESTION A N S PAGE NR S QUESTION ANS A N S PAGE NR 1. A psychological theory is best defined as - - - - - S 1. a set of observations of human behavior 2. postulated relationships among constructs 3. statistical inferences based on measurements 2 Study guide: P99-100 2. A master’s student in psychology plans to study human consciousness, following the recent publication of Watson's theory about the nature of consciousness. The main aim of th...

Louisiana 45-Hour Salesperson Post-License Course Already Graded A Obligation A legal relationship in which a person (the obligor) becomes bound to perform in another person's (the obligee's) favor Contract An agreement between two or more parties that creates, modifies, or extinguishes obligation(s) Synallagmatic/bilateral contract A contract that obligates both parties Unilateral contract: A contract that only obligates one party Onerous contract: A contract in which each party obtains an...

Louisiana 45-Hour Salesperson Post-License Course Obligation - ANS A legal relationship in which a person (the obligor) becomes bound to perform in another person's (the obligee's) favor Contract - ANS An agreement between two or more parties that creates, modifies, or extinguishes obligation(s) Synallagmatic/bilateral contract - ANS A contract that obligates both parties Unilateral contract: A contract that only obligates one party Onerous contract: - ANS A contract in ...

Louisiana 45-Hour Salesperson Post-License Course Exam Obligation - Answer ️️ -A legal relationship in which a person (the obligor) becomes bound to perform in another person's (the obligee's) favor Contract - Answer ️️ -An agreement between two or more parties that creates, modifies, or extinguishes obligation(s) Synallagmatic/bilateral contract - Answer ️️ -A contract that obligates both parties Unilateral contract: A contract that only obligates one party Onerous contrac...

Louisiana 45-Hour Salesperson Post-License Cour Obligation - ANSWER A legal relationship in which a person (the obligor) becomes bound to perform in another person's (the obligee's) favor Contract - ANSWER An agreement between two or more parties that creates, modifies, or extinguishes obligation(s) Synallagmatic/bilateral contract - ANSWER A contract that obligates both parties Unilateral contract: A contract that only obligates one party Onerous contract: - ANSWER A contract in wh...

Obligation - ANSWER A legal relationship in which a person (the obligor) becomes bound to perform in another person's (the obligee's) favor Contract - ANSWER An agreement between two or more parties that creates, modifies, or extinguishes obligation(s) Synallagmatic/bilateral contract - ANSWER A contract that obligates both parties Unilateral contract: A contract that only obligates one party Onerous contract: - ANSWER A contract in which each party obtains an advantage in exchange f...

Scientific method a logical problem-solvingtechnique that requires reasoning, skepticism, and direction. It is used to discover the truth by confirming (or rejecting hypotheses, thoughts, and ideas. Null hypothesis states that the expected cause (ind. Var.) Has no effect on the outcome (dep. Var.) Hypothesis a rational explanation of a phenomenon that has not been proven; it is the starting point for scientific experimentation and is an empirically testable conjecture. Theory an explana...

Though some non-felony crimes that relate to notary practice could be grounds for suspension (Fundamentals A notary is convicted of misdemeanor assault from a bar fight (committed on a day off from working as a mobile notary). She is sentenced to one month of home confinement. After serving this sentence, will the notary be subject to suspension? - ANSWER C. No, because crimes unrelated to the notarial function must amount to a felony before suspension or revocation os warranted. pg. 52-53), ...

Who was our most conservation minded President? - Answer-Theodore Roosevelt What is Natural Resources Management? - Answer-Art and science of the analysis, planning, direct manipulation and/or preservation and restoration of critical elements of the natural and modified world. What are some examples of natural resources? - Answer-soil, water, air, vegetation, wildlife What does the term conservation mean? What did it originally mean? - Answer-The wise use of the Earth's resources by human...