The Fact That a Service Cannot Be Touched,seen,or Patented Refers

question 18

Multiple Choice

The fact that a service cannot be touched,seen,or patented refers to its ________.

• A) perishability
• B) tangibility
• C) homogeneity
• D) intangibility
• E) heterogeneity

Analyze the role of physical attractiveness in social interactions and its perceived importance across genders.

Explain the bystander effect, its causes, and its implications for social responsibility and personal intervention in emergencies.

Understand the key social and political movements of the 1960s and early 1970s.

Recognize the impact of legislation on civil rights and immigration policies.

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Definitions:

Consideration

An essential element in contract law, referring to something of value exchanged between parties as part of entering into a contract.

Beneficiary Modification

Changes made to the designated recipient of benefits or entitlements under a legal instrument such as a will or insurance policy.

Gifts

Voluntary transfers of property or funds from one person to another without any expectation of payment or compensation.

Fraud

Intentional deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain, or to deprive a victim of a legal right.