When would an organization or government entity be blamed for the results of a natural disaster? Illustrate your answer with a brief real-life example of such a situation.
What will be an ideal response?
In most cases involving a natural disaster, the company, organization, or government entity may not be at fault, unless their response is not well managed and the situation is made worse versus better by their actions. Student examples may vary, but the text mentions the mishandling of Hurricane Katrina.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
The legal doctrine of the "right of publicity" provides
A) unlimited access by companies to use public figures in their promotions. B) special protection for publicity materials. C) celebrities the sole ability to cash in on their fame. D) publicly traded companies to publicize whatever they want. E) monetary guidelines for using entertainers in publicity materials.
Intimacy can come from intellectual sharing
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A syllogism is part of which type of reasoning?
a. Inductive b. Reductive c. Productive d. Deductive