Students in a College Sociology Course, Who May Interact with Others

question 39

Multiple Choice

Students in a college sociology course, who may interact with others in the class, but who probably will not see many of the students again after the semester ends, is an example of a(n) __________.

• A)informal group
• B)secondary group
• C)formal group
• D)primary group

Understand the roles and liabilities of agents and principals concerning negotiable instruments.

Learn about real and personal defenses applicable to negotiable instruments.

Identify the legal consequences of failing to present a check within specified time frames.

Understand fraudulent inducement and fraud in the factum within the context of negotiable instruments.

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Definitions:

Outgroup

Any group with which an individual does not identify or feel a part of, often viewed with prejudice or hostility.

Stereotype Content Model

A social psychology theory suggesting that stereotypes along two dimensions, warmth and competence, determine our feelings towards social groups.

Core Emotions

Fundamental human emotions that are universally recognized and experienced across cultures, such as happiness, sadness, fear, disgust, anger, and surprise.

Contempt

A feeling of disdain or scorn towards someone or something considered worthless or inferior.