Mr Jans Owned a Small Building with Four Offices Upstairs

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Multiple Choice

Mr. Jans owned a small building with four offices upstairs and a restaurant on the main floor. Jans contracted with a company, Signs Limited, to construct a sign indicating the names of his tenants and their room numbers. The sign was created and installed by John Monet, an employee of Signs Limited. Signs Limited assigned $500 of the $700 contract price to Ms. Franz, its landlord, when she called and pressed for the rent. Ms. Franz gave notice of the assignment in writing to Jans. Read the following statements, independently of one another, and indicate which is the true statement.

• A) Franz cannot enforce this assignment because the assignment was not in writing, and only assignments in writing will be enforced by the courts.
• B) If the sign were not done properly, Jans should sue Monet for breach of contract because Monet, as employee, did the work.
• C) If the assignment is not honoured by Jans, Franz' only recourse is to sue Monet, the employee who actually did the work.
• D) If Signs Limited fails to pay Monet's salary, Monet is legally entitled to sue Jans for it because Monet did work for Jans.
• E) If the contract were completed satisfactorily, Franz could enforce the assignment, although it is a partial assignment.

Comprehend how infants learn through operant and classical conditioning.

Describe methods used to study infant perception and cognition.

Explain the development of depth perception and its significance for infants.

Understand the role of innate preferences and the sensory experiences of infants.

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Definitions:

Error Term

The difference between observed values and estimated values in a statistical model.

Multicollinearity

A statistical phenomenon where two or more predictor variables in a multiple regression model are highly correlated, potentially distorting estimates.

Correlation Coefficient

The correlation coefficient is a statistical measure that calculates the strength and direction of the relationship between two variables, ranging from -1 to 1.

Variance Inflation Factor

A measure of how much the variance of an estimated regression coefficient increases if your predictors are correlated.