Ratification of a Contract Which Is Voidable for Lack of Capacity

question 50

Multiple Choice

Ratification of a contract which is voidable for lack of capacity:

• A)must be in writing.
• B)can occur at any time after the contract is made.
• C)cuts off the right to disaffirm.
• D)must always have at least two witnesses present at the time of contracting.

Identify and describe various perceptual organizational principles such as figure-ground, closure, and proximity.

Recognize the importance of context in visual perception, particularly in distinguishing objects from their backgrounds.

Explain the role of binocular and monocular cues in depth perception.

Describe the process and importance of perceptual constancy in recognizing objects under varying conditions.

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Definitions:

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