Which of the Following Does Not Have to Be Shown

question 30

Multiple Choice

Which of the following does not have to be shown by a plaintiff in fraud and misrepresentation lawsuit related to recruiting?

• A) that a misrepresentation occurred
• B) that the plaintiff relied on the information to make a decision
• C) that the plaintiff had perfect knowledge regarding the misrepresentation
• D) that the plaintiff was injured because of reliance on the information

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Definitions:

Normative Influence

The impact others have on our behavior through norms or behaviors that are deemed acceptable by a group, leading individuals to conform in order to be liked or accepted.

Solomon Asch

A prominent psychologist known for his research on conformity, including his famous experiments demonstrating how people could be influenced to contradict their own accuracy for group consensus.

Halo Effect

The cognitive bias where the perception of one positive trait (such as attractiveness) leads to the unfounded assumption of other positive traits, such as intelligence or morality.

Rarity Principle

A concept in economics and marketing suggesting that rare or scarce items are perceived as more valuable.