If Walter Becomes Incompetent to Manage His Affairs

question 12

Multiple Choice

If Walter becomes incompetent to manage his affairs:

• A) his chosen attorney-in-fact can make decisions for him if he appointed the person in a durable power of attorney with a springing power to become effective upon Walter's incompetence.
• B) a court will appoint a guardian if Walter had no power of attorney.
• C) his will becomes effective, and his executor or executrix will manage his business and personal decisions.
• D) Both a and b are correct.

Comprehend the utilization of conversational elements (e.g., laughter, applause) in conversation structure.

Distinguish between different types of conversational analysis within ethnomethodology.

Grasp the role of context in the analysis of conversations according to ethnomethodologists.

Appreciate the critique and challenges associated with ethnomethodology and its research methods.