Negligent Misrepresentation Is

question 25

Multiple Choice

Negligent misrepresentation is

• A) a false statement that is not known to be false.
• B) a false statement made when the one making the statement should have known better.
• C) a false statement known to be false and meant to be misleading.
• D) any kind of trickery used to cheat another of money or property.

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Definitions:

Smaller Rewards

Incentives of lower value that are offered or given as a means to motivate behavior or participation.

Hull's Concept

The theoretical framework established by Clark L. Hull, proposing that human behavior is a result of internal biological drives that are learned and influenced by the environment.

Incentives Influence

The way rewards or punishments motivate individuals to adopt particular behaviors.

Partial Reinforcement

A technique in behavioral psychology where a behavior is reinforced only some of the time, leading to more resistant behavior to extinction.