While in the Shopping Mall,Mabel Special Ordered a $29

question 28

Multiple Choice

While in the shopping mall,Mabel special ordered a $29.95 DVD from VistaVideo.She was asked to place a $10 deposit on the order because it was "store policy." A little while later,before leaving the mall,Mabel changed her mind about ordering the video because she needed the $10 for something else.VistaVideo refused to return the money.Is Mabel entitled to get the $10 back?

• A)No,she is not,since the $10 was a deposit.
• B)Yes,she is,because it is liquidated damages.
• C)Yes,she is,since as of yet no costs were accrued in ordering the DVD.
• D)Yes,she is,because the $10 was intended to be part payment.
• E)No,she is not,because the $10 was not a genuine estimate of the probable loss resulting from a breach.

Understand the role and importance of ethical standards in organizational decision-making.

Identify the legal consequences of unethical communication in media.

Recognize the critiques and limitations of different ethical theories and codes in public relations.

Comprehend the fundamental principles protected by the U.S. Constitution relevant to freedom of speech and press.

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Definitions:

Digestive Enzymes

Biological molecules that catalyze the breakdown of complex food particles into simpler substances for absorption and assimilation by the body.

Substrate

A surface or material upon or within an organism lives, grows, or obtains its nourishment, or a reactant in a chemical reaction upon which an enzyme acts.

Responsible

Having an obligation to do something, or having control over or care for someone, as part of one’s job or role.

Pancreatic Juice

A digestive fluid produced by the pancreas that contains enzymes for breaking down proteins, fats, and carbohydrates.