A Contingent Liability Should Be Shown by Way of a Note

question 2

Multiple Choice

A contingent liability should be shown by way of a note to the accounts when:

• A) there is significant uncertainty as to whether a sacrifice of future economic benefits will be required.
• B) the amount of the obligation cannot be measured reliably.
• C) estimation procedures were necessary to determine its amount.
• D) there is significant uncertainty as to whether a sacrifice of future economic benefits will be required and the amount of the obligation cannot be measured reliably.

Recognize the critical stage of termination in group development and the considerations for both successful and unsuccessful groups.

Distinguish between process evaluation and outcome evaluation, including their applications and benefits in group contexts.

Understand the concept and importance of process evaluations in group settings.

Recognize common patterns and biases in feedback provided during process evaluations.

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