Some Protective Provisions of the Australian Consumer Law Are Only

question 5

Multiple Choice

Some protective provisions of the Australian Consumer Law are only available where there was a transaction between a consumer and a business.Which provisions require this type of transaction?

• A)Offering gifts or prizes without intention to supply (s 32).
• B)False representations (s 29).
• C)Unfair contract terms (ss 23- 24).
• D)Misleading or deceptive conduct (s 18).

Recognize ethical considerations and requirements in conducting social research.

Evaluate the limitations and challenges of using online surveys for data collection.

Understand the influence of personal beliefs on the acceptance of research findings.

Assess the appropriateness and effectiveness of various data collection methods in social research.

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Definitions:

High Collectivism

A cultural orientation where individuals prioritize the goals and well-being of the group over personal interests.

Individualistic Value Orientation

A cultural perspective in which the importance of the individual and individual rights are emphasized over group or collective considerations.

High Collectivism

A cultural orientation emphasizing strong loyalty to one's group and prioritizing group goals over individual interests.

Long-Term Orientation

A cultural or organizational perspective that emphasizes planning and investing in the future, valuing perseverance, and viewing change as evolutionary.