In the Absence of a Statute, the Rights and Duties

question 70

Multiple Choice

In the absence of a statute, the rights and duties of the parties to a submission for arbitration are described and limited by:

• A) the Constitution.
• B) de novo review.
• C) class-action certification.
• D) arbitrability.
• E) the agreement.

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Definitions:

Bad Communication Habits

Refers to consistent patterns of ineffective communication practices that could include interrupting others, not listening actively, or using ambiguous language, leading to misunderstandings.

Overwhelmed

A state of being unable to cope with the amount or intensity of demands, emotions, or stimuli faced.

Illustrators

Gestures that are used to clarify a point, such as pointing when giving directions.

Ebbinghaus Curve

A mathematical formula that describes the rate at which information is forgotten over time, illustrating that memory retention decreases exponentially with time.