The Theory of Law That Vicariously Imposes Liability on the Principal

question 624

Multiple Choice

The theory of law that vicariously imposes liability on the principal for acts of his or her agent is known as:

• A) Plain agency
• B) Master servant
• C) Strict liability
• D) Respondeat superior
• E) Common law

Recognize the role of environmental factors in shaping human development.

Comprehend the basics of psychoanalytic theories in human development.

Recognize the diversity in human groups based on ethnicity, religion, and cultural practices.

Understand the role of socio-economic factors in individual development.

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Definitions:

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

An American essayist, lecturer, philosopher, and poet who led the transcendentalist movement of the mid-19th century.