The Guaranteed Insurability Option Permits (For an Extra Cost) the Cash-Value

question 78

True/False

The guaranteed insurability option permits (for an extra cost) the cash-value policyholder to buy additional stated amounts of life insurance at stated times in the future without evidence of insurability.

Recognize the importance of trust in effective communication and how it can be built or eroded in organizational contexts.

Understand the concept and applications of operant conditioning.

Differentiate between operant and respondent behaviors.

Identify the types and effects of reinforcers in learning processes.

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Jurisdiction

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