When,if Ever,will a Party's Negligence Block a Party from Escaping

question 14

Multiple Choice

When,if ever,will a party's negligence block a party from escaping liability for an unauthorized signature?

• A)A party's negligence will make the party liable for an unauthorized signature only if the negligence rises to the level of gross negligence.
• B)A party's negligence will make the party liable for an unauthorized signature only if the negligence amounts to a finding of recklessness.
• C)A party who is negligent may not escape liability for an unauthorized signature if the party whose signature was forged behaved so negligently as to substantially contribute to the making of the forgery.
• D)The issue of negligence will not as a matter of law block a party from escaping liability for an unauthorized signature.
• E)Any type of negligence will result in a party being liable for an unauthorized signature.

Understand different types of attributions (internal, external, stable, unstable) and their implications.

Identify and explain attributional biases including the fundamental attribution error, self-serving bias, and actor-observer bias.

Recognize how attributions can impact social interactions, such as perceptions of group membership and the outcomes of personal successes or failures.

Distinguish between individualistic and collectivist cultures in relation to attributional tendencies.

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