Rothbart and Putnam Defined Temperament as

question 32

Multiple Choice

Rothbart and Putnam defined temperament as

• A)constitutionally-based individual differences in reactivity and self-regulation.
• B)in-born propensities toward arousal and strength of emotion.
• C)constitutionally-based anger and anxiety levels.
• D)the impact of environment on behavior.

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Definitions:

Actual Authority

Authority given to an agent expressly or by implication.

Estoppel

An equitable remedy that stops a party from trying to establish a position or deny something that, if allowed, would create an injustice.

Ratification

The action of officially approving or confirming an agreement or act, making it valid.

Apparent Authority

Authority as suggested to a third party by the conduct of a principal; may exist even when there is no actual authority.