Pam is a new manager who is trying to use reinforcement theory in motivating her employees. She should understand that which of the following is the motivating emphasis according to this theory?
A. personality
B. the environment
C. thoughts
D. attitudes
B. the environment
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If a customer tells a sales representative from Johnson Supply, "I've always purchased my supplies from the Ralston Company," this person is most likely raising an objection to:
A) product B) time C) need D) source E) price
A duty that a principal owes to pay an agreed-upon amount to the agent either upon the completion of the agency or at some other mutually agreeable time is known as a principal's ________
A) duty to reimburse B) duty to cooperate C) duty to indemnify D) duty to compensate
With a bill of lading, Interstate Transport Company acknowledges possession of certain goods and contracts to deliver them. Interstate Transport is
a. a bailee. b. a buyer in the ordinary course of business. c. a good faith purchaser for value. d. an F.O.B.
Criminal Liability. On the grounds of a school, Gavin T., a fifteen-year-old student, was eating lunch. He threw a half-eaten apple toward the outside wall of a classroom some distance away. The apple sailed through a slowly closing door and struck a
teacher who was in the room. The teacher was knocked to the floor and lost consciousness for a few minutes. Gavin was charged, in a California state court, with assault by "any means of force likely to produce great bodily injury." The court found that he did not intend to hit the teacher but only intended to see the apple splatter against the outside wall. To send a "message" to his classmates that his actions were wrong, however, the court convicted him of the charge. Should Gavin's conviction be reversed on appeal? Why or why not?