Consistent Oral Statements May

question 30

Multiple Choice

Consistent oral statements may:

• A) not be introduced into evidence unless a contract is in writing.
• B) be introduced into evidence if a contract is not yet in writing.
• C) not be introduced into evidence if a contract is in writing.
• D) be introduced into evidence irrespective of whether a contract is in writing or not.

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Definitions:

Instances

Specific examples or occurrences of a particular event, situation, or phenomenon.

Racial Schemas

Cognitive structures that contain knowledge, beliefs, and expectations about racial categories and the social meanings attached to race.

Racist

A person who believes in racism, the idea that one's own race is superior and has the right to dominate others or that a particular racial group is inferior to others.

Vivid Stimuli

Stimuli that are perceived as highly distinct, clear, or emotionally engaging, often capturing attention and being easily remembered.