The Principal Is Possibly Liable for the Torts of the Agent

question 413

Multiple Choice

The principal is possibly liable for the torts of the agent if the agent's tort was:

• A) authorized by the principal
• B) an unauthorized intentional tort outside the scope of the agent's employment
• C) an unauthorized intentional tort within the scope of the agent's employment
• D) authorized by the principal or an unauthorized intentional tort within the scope of the agent's employment
• E) authorized by the principal or an unauthorized intentional tort within the scope of the agent's employment or an unauthorized intentional tort outside the scope of the agent's employment

Assess the significance of labor productivity and its calculation in the context of location decisions.

Understand the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and demographic data in location decisions.

Understand the role of environmental, regulatory, and economic factors at different geographical levels (global, country, regional/community, site) in location planning.

Comprehend the importance of risks associated with location decisions, including political and legislative risks.

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Definitions:

Diathesis-Stress Model

A psychological theory that explains behavior as both a result of biological and genetic factors ("diathesis") and life experiences ("stress").

Developmental Trajectory

The course of development taken by an individual or group over time, often studied in psychological and educational contexts.

Emotional Sensitivity

An individual's heightened ability to perceive, feel, and respond to emotions in themselves or others.

Causal Link

A relationship where one event or action is understood to directly cause another.