Authority That a Third Party May Reasonably Assume the Agent

question 23

Multiple Choice

Authority that a third party may reasonably assume the agent possesses is called:

• A) express authority.
• B) implied authority.
• C) apparent authority.
• D) incidental authority.
• E) equitable authority.

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Definitions:

New Situations

Circumstances or environments that are unfamiliar and require individuals to adapt or learn new responses.

Classical Conditioning

A conditioning method where a response initially triggered by one stimulus comes to be triggered by another, previously neutral stimulus, after the two stimuli have been presented together multiple times.

Presented Stimulus

Any object or event that is perceived by the senses and can affect behavior.

Colic

A condition seen in infants, characterized by excessive, unexplained crying for more than three hours a day, more than three days a week, for three weeks or longer.