Bentham Theorized That People Rationally Choose Their Behaviors by Weighing

question 70

Multiple Choice

Bentham theorized that people rationally choose their behaviors by weighing the pleasure or benefit of their actions against the potential pain or cost. This process is known as:

• A)the veil of ignorance.
• B)the avoidance principle.
• C)ethical formalism.
• D)hedonistic calculus.

Comprehend the duties and obligations of agents towards their principals, including the duty of performance and obedience.

Understand the legal liabilities of agents in contractual and transactional contexts.

Identify the rights and remedies available to agents and principals in agency relationships, including compensation, reimbursement, and specific performance.

Differentiate between express, implied, and apparent agency and their respective impacts on liability and authority.

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Definitions:

Structure's Form

Describes the layout or arrangement of components within a data structure, defining how data is organized and accessed.

Symbolic Names

Identifiers that represent variables, functions, or other entities in code, making the program easier to read and maintain.

Actual Data

Actual data refers to information that is real or existing, not estimated, predicted, or imitated.

Populating

The process of filling a data structure with data, like adding elements to an array or entries to a database.