If Parties Contract Via the Internet, the Digital Signature Provided

question 256

Multiple Choice

If parties contract via the Internet, the digital signature provided by the parties is:

• A) generally presumed to be valid
• B) presumed to be valid, but must eventually be backed by a written signature
• C) presumed to be valid if notarized
• D) not valid; the law does not accept digital signatures for contract formation
• E) not valid; the law will accept digital signatures when they can be proven secure

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Definitions:

Visual Illusion

A misleading image or visual trick that perceives the brain into seeing something different from the actual reality.

Sensation

The process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from our environment.

Stimulus Attributes

Characteristics or features of a stimulus that can influence an individual's response or perception.

Lower-Order

Pertaining to basic or fundamental processes that do not involve complex cognitive operations.