An Agent Can Exercise His Implied Authority When

question 32

Multiple Choice

An agent can exercise his implied authority when:

• A) third persons believe that authority exists because past actions of the agent were ratified by the principal.
• B) the agent is a special agent and not a general agent.
• C) the principal's property interests need to be protected by the agent during an emergency.
• D) the principal does not grant the agent any powers.

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Definitions:

Client's Feelings

The emotional states or responses experienced by a client, which are important aspects to address and understand in counseling or therapy.

Guilty

A legal status or feeling indicating that an individual is responsible for committing a crime or has a sense of culpability in a personal or moral context.

Reflection of Meaning

The process of discussing and exploring the deeper significance or personal importance of topics, experiences, or emotions brought up in a therapeutic or counseling session.

Reflection of Feeling

A therapeutic technique where the therapist echoes the client's emotions back to them, validating their feelings and encouraging deeper exploration of these emotions.