When Would the "Aided-In-The-Agency" Theory Likely Be Asserted

question 33

Multiple Choice

When would the "aided-in-the-agency" theory likely be asserted?

• A) By a defending employer in an attempt to show that although an employee was acting within the scope of employment, the employer should not be held responsible for the employee's actions because the employee was aided by a non-employee.
• B) By a plaintiff in an attempt to show that even if an employee was acting outside the scope of employment, the employer may be liable for the employee's action because the employee was aided by the agency relationship.
• C) By a defending employer in an attempt to show that an employee was acting outside the scope of employment and that the employer should not, therefore, be held liable for the employee's actions.
• D) By a plaintiff in an attempt to show that an employee was acting within the scope of employment and that the employer should, therefore, be held liable for the employee's actions.

Demonstrate awareness of the demographic and psychosocial factors that can affect the prevalence and presentation of mental health conditions.

Develop strategies for effectively communicating with and supporting patients suffering from mental health conditions.

Identify the signs and symptoms of stress and anxiety.

Recognize coping mechanisms and defense mechanisms in response to stress.

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Definitions:

Trochlear Notch

The deep groove at the upper end of the ulna bone that articulates with the trochlea of the humerus in the elbow joint.

Coracoid Process

A small hook-like structure on the scapula (shoulder blade), serving as an attachment point for several arm and chest muscles.

Lesser Trochanter

A bony prominence on the femur near its joint with the hip bone, serving as a point of attachment for several muscles of the lower limb.