In Polynesian Culture,the Term Mana Means

question 14

Multiple Choice

In Polynesian culture,the term mana means

• A) a type of sacred drink that has narcotic properties and can induce trances.
• B) a supernatural power that makes things work the way that they are supposed to.
• C) a special type of food that is consumed only at special ritual meals.
• D) a type of herb that is used for curing illness.

Distinguish between the necessity of disclosing a principal’s identity during contract negotiation and the consequences of nondisclosure.

Comprehend the process of ratification and its applicability in binding principals to unauthorized acts.

Realize the extent of an agent’s authority in managing property and contracting for necessary repairs.

Recognize the conditions under which a principal’s ratification of a contract can be implied from conduct.

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Definitions:

Non-Supportive

Lacking encouragement or assistance from others, often resulting in a negative impact on morale or success.

Effective Feedback

Constructive information or criticism given to someone which is intended to help improve or correct future actions.

Instruction

Direction or commands given for the purpose of teaching or educating.

Motivation

The process or factors that stimulate enthusiasm and willingness in individuals to pursue activities or goals.