Use the Fact Situation in Q1 to Answer the Related

question 54

Multiple Choice

Use the fact situation in Q1 to answer the related question that follows. Assume that at the time A,B,and C were making their decision,C also had an interest in Gladstone Inc. ,which he did not disclose to A and B,but that C chose not to take part in the vote.Also assume that when Multi Corp went bankrupt,a receiver was appointed,who sued A,B,and C on behalf of the company.In this case,the receiver will

• A)succeed against A and B,regardless of whether they were diligent and used the established degree of care.
• B)not succeed against A,B,and C because when A and B voted,they were diligent and used the established degree of care.
• C)not succeed against A,B,and C because there was no breach of fiduciary duty to Multi Corp Ltd.
• D)succeed against C for failure to disclose his interest in Gladstone Inc.
• E)succeed against A,B,and C because directors are jointly and severally liable.

Investigate the role of exercise and fitness in the health and well-being of older women.

Understand the scope and focus of different branches of psychology (biopsychology, evolutionary, social psychology, etc.)

Recognize the role of genetics, brain mechanisms, and physiological processes in influencing behavior.

Identify the significance of environmental and social influences on behavior.

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Definitions:

Person-centered Approach

A therapeutic method developed by Carl Rogers, focusing on an individual's self-worth and values to foster personal growth and relationships.

Sigmund Freud

An Austrian neurologist who founded psychoanalysis, a clinical method for treating psychopathology through dialogue between a patient and a psychoanalyst.

Carl Rogers

An influential American psychologist who founded client-centered therapy, emphasizing the importance of the individual's experience and self-concept.

Person-centered Approach

A therapeutic approach developed by Carl Rogers, focusing on an individual's self-worth and values, emphasizing empathy and unconditional positive regard.