Where the Principal Makes Representations to a Third Party About

question 63

Multiple Choice

Where the principal makes representations to a third party about the role that an agent is to play,which kind of authority can be created?

• A) apparent authority
• B) authority by estoppel
• C) inherent authority
• D) express authority
• E) implied authority

Appreciate the value of an attention-gaining opening and a strong conclusion in presentations.

Understand the importance of collaborative planning in presentations involving multiple speakers.

Recognize the role of humor and variety in volume for maintaining audience interest.

Understand the initial steps in planning and preparing for both oral and written presentations.

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Definitions:

Three Components

Constituent parts or aspects that together form a whole, often referenced in models or theories to explain complex phenomena.

Attitude

A predisposition to respond to a particular object in a generally favorable or unfavorable way.

Learned Helplessness

A psychological state in which an individual learns to believe that they are powerless to change their situation despite the availability of opportunities to do so.

Self-fulfilling Prophecy

When persons behave toward another person according to a label (impression) and cause the person to respond in ways that confirm the label.