A Power of Avoidance Held by a Party May Be

question 43

Multiple Choice

A power of avoidance held by a party may be lost if:

• A) the contract is affirmed.
• B) there are unreasonable delays in exercising the power.
• C) the rights of third parties intervene.
• D) All of these.

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Definitions:

Conditions of Worth

Standards that individuals believe they must meet to earn positive regard from others, often explored in the context of client-centered therapy.

Conditional Positive Regard

A concept in psychology where acceptance and love are contingent on an individual's behavior meeting certain conditions or standards.

Facilitative Factor

An element or condition that enhances or makes easier the achievement of a goal, outcome, or process, especially in therapeutic settings.

Person-Centered Therapy

A psychotherapeutic approach developed by Carl Rogers that stresses the importance of providing a supportive, nonjudgmental environment to help clients find their own solutions.