Darrell goes to lunch with an office equipment salesman. After drinking two beers and eating a Reuben sandwich, Darrell signs a contract to purchase a $1200 machine for the office. Two hours later, he has second thoughts and decides a different machine might be a better buy, so he calls the salesman and wants to disaffirm the contract based upon intoxication. Darrell can avoid the contract on
this basis.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following questions: A. How do ideal and practical standards differ? B. As an employee, who is evaluated based upon standards, which would you prefer and why?
Rob owns Solar Fuel Corporation. Rob uses Solar Fuel's funds to pay his personal expenses, creates Thermal Power Inc to engage in the same business as Solar Fuel, transfers Solar Fuel's assets to Thermal Power, and petitions Solar Fuel into bankruptcy. This most likely warrants A) a bonus to Rob for financial maneuvers
B) a discharge for Solar Fuel in bankruptcy. C) a pierce of the corporate veil. D) a review of Thermal Power's articles of incorporation.
Which of the following refers to the effect that people experience when they interact with a computer-mediated or computer-generated environment?
a. Object sociality. b. Presence. c. Social interconnectivity. d. Virtual reality. e. Indirect connections.