A Person Does Not Need Contractual Capacity to Be an Agent.​

question 28

True/False

A person does not need contractual capacity to be an agent.​

Recognize the distinct features and management strategies for intermittent explosive disorder.

Understand the pharmacological treatment options and their targets for managing disorders characterized by aggression.

Identify and differentiate among various personality disorders.

Understand the impact of inflexible and maladaptive thinking patterns in causing distress and social problems.

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Definitions:

Regulatory Violations

Acts or omissions by entities that fail to comply with laws and regulations governing their operation.

Ultra Vires

This term refers to acts or deeds conducted outside or beyond the powers of the laws of an entity, especially a corporation's activities exceeding its chartered powers.

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

A federal agency responsible for enforcing laws against workplace discrimination.

Obiter Dictum

A remark or observation made by a judge in a legal decision that is not essential to the ruling and therefore not legally binding.