Who Can a Donee Third-Party Beneficiary Sue Under a Contract

question 53

Multiple Choice

Who can a donee third-party beneficiary sue under a contract?

• A) the promisor who is to provide the benefit to the third-party beneficiary
• B) the promisee who directed that the benefit be provided to the third party beneficiary
• C) the promisor who is to provide the benefit to the third-party beneficiary and the promisee who directed that the benefit be provided to the third party
• D) neither the promisor who is to provide the benefit to the third-party beneficiary nor the promisee who directed that the benefit be provided to the third party
• E) both the promisor who is to provide the benefit to the third-party beneficiary and the promisee who directed that the benefit be provided to the third party, but only if it can be shown that the third-party beneficiary was aware of the contract when it was made.

Explain the physiological process of digestion and absorption.

Understand the diagnostic procedures for gastrointestinal system diseases.

Recognize the significance of enzymes and other substances in the digestive process.

Identify the symptoms and causes of common digestive disorders.

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Positive Reinforcement

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Positive Reinforcers

Stimuli that, when presented after a behavior, increase the likelihood of that behavior being repeated in the future.