Which of the Following Would Constitute False Imprisonment

question 29

Multiple Choice

Which of the following would constitute false imprisonment?

• A)Threatening to use immediate physical force to detain someone;physical restraint,such as tying someone to a chair;or moral pressure;but not refusing to release property.
• B)Physical restraint,such as tying someone to a chair,but not threatening to use immediate physical force to detain someone,refusing to release property,or moral pressure.
• C)Physical restraint and threatening to use immediate physical force,but not refusing to release property or moral pressure.
• D)Threatening to use immediate physical force to detain someone;refusing to release property;or physical restraint,such as tying someone to a chair;but not moral pressure.
• E)Threatening to use immediate physical force to detain someone;refusing to release property;physical restraint,such as tying someone to a chair;and moral pressure.

Understand the distinctions and overlaps between the roles of a manager and a leader.

Comprehend Fiedler's contingency theory and its application to leadership effectiveness in varying situations.

Identify and describe the most popular influence tactics used by leaders and their implications.

Analyze real-world scenarios to determine the types of power being utilized within organizational contexts.

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Definitions:

Cyber Offence

Illegal or unethical activities conducted through the internet or other digital means, including cyberbullying or hacking.

Doxing

The act of publicly revealing previously private personal information about an individual or organization, typically done without consent, often to harass, threaten, or shame the subject.

Private Information

Private information refers to data that is not publicly available and pertains to an individual's personal details, preferences, or activities, often protected by privacy laws.

Punishment

A consequence imposed for a perceived wrongdoing, intended to reduce the likelihood of the behavior occurring again.