A Principal Is Considered to Be Vicariously Responsible for His/her

question 3

Multiple Choice

A principal is considered to be vicariously responsible for his/her agent's torts if:

• A) the principal gave the agent improper orders or instructions that caused the tort to occur.
• B) the principal had no intention to commit and no involvement in the agent's acts.
• C) the agent was improperly or negligently chosen or employed.
• D) the principal failed properly to supervise or oversee the work when he had a duty to do so.
• E) the principal had been negligent in performing his duties.

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Comprehend the process of priming and its impact on cognitive processes.