Gender Schema Theory Is an Explanation of How Children's Sexual

question 7

Multiple Choice

Gender schema theory is an explanation of how children's sexual identity develops that includes elements of:

• A) psychoanalysis and social-learning theory.
• B) psychoanalysis and cognition.
• C) classical and operant conditioning and humanistic theory.
• D) social-learning theory and cognition.

Distinguish between contracts that are void, voidable, and enforceable based on legality and public policy.

Recognize the principles behind the liability of parents for their children's contracts and distinguish between contracts for necessaries and non-necessaries.

Identify when a contract can be ratified and the effects of ratification or disaffirmance on the legality of contracts entered into by minors.

Understand the conditions under which a person may be considered to have legal incapacity to enter into contracts and the consequences thereof.

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