Using a Validated Quantitative Instrument to Identify Characteristics, Conditions, or Behavioral

question 4

Multiple Choice

Using a validated quantitative instrument to identify characteristics, conditions, or behavioral problems that limit an offender's motivation or that might be linked with criminal behavior is known as

• A) risk analysis.
• B) needs assessment.
• C) treatment supervision.
• D) personality inventory.

Recognize the principles of vicarious liability, including under what circumstances an employer might be liable for the actions of an employee.

Understand the legal implications of misrepresentation in the context of principal-agent relationships.

Identify the different types of principals and agents, and their implications on agency law.

Appreciate the importance of due diligence in hiring and the potential legal consequences of failing to do so.

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Definitions:

Original Owner

Refers to the first owner or possessor of an item or property after it was created or came into being.

Shipment Contract

An agreement in which the seller is obligated to send goods to a buyer, but the risk of loss passes to the buyer when the goods are delivered to the carrier.

Title Passes

The point at which ownership of property is transferred from one party to another according to the terms of a contract.

Goods Arrive

The event or process where purchased or ordered products reach their destination or the buyer's location.