Answer:
special power of attorney, Attorney in fact
Explanation:
Ruth had a contract to sell a vacation home she owned in North Carolina. Rather than make the trip from Oregon for the closing, she gave her brother Ian, who lived in North Carolina, the authority to represent her at the closing and to sign all the necessary papers. The notarized document that confers this authority on Ian is a <u>special power of an attorney</u>, and Ian is an <u>attorney in fact</u>. Special power of attorney involves legally authorizing an agent or attorney to represent an you, act on your behalf or decide on your behalf regarding the state of a property under specific and clear terms and circumstances. The individual on whose this special power is transferred is known as an attorney. Hence, Ian is an attorney in this scenario and the special power of an attorney was transferred to him by Ruth.
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Many students consider the college classroom to be their <u>front </u>stage because they are interested and concerned about how others view them.
<h3>How we are viewed by others in the classroom?</h3>
In a college classroom, the belief of many students is that their behavior and engagement with activities in the classroom have an impact on their overall academic status quo.
As a result, they preoccupied their mindset that if they are at the front stage of the college classroom, their peers will have a positive perspective view about them and this will also help them excel by correctly responding to questions posed by the teacher.
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Answer:
C). When participants later completed the task alone.
Explanation:
Muzafer's proposed his study of social conformity for which he selects the autokinetic effect and reveals that 'informational social influence'(as a stimulus) can help the participants estimate the portion of the movement of dot light as 'they were avoiding public embarrassment.'
As per the question, Sherif can counter this study when he discovered similar results 'when participants later completed the task alone' without any kind of informational social influence or ambiguous stimulus. This contradicts Sherif's study and hence, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
Alcohol withdrawal syndrome
Explanation:
The question actually tells us that Heather is having physical withdrawal symptoms after she stopped drinking.
In particular, Alcohol withdrawal syndrome includes various symptoms such like <u>headache, nausea, vomiting, insomnia, shaking hands, trembling and sweating.</u> As time passes <u>hallucinations</u> can also happen (after 24 hours) and the symptoms can continue getting worse: between 48 to 72 hours, <u>delirium tremens </u>can take place (this refers to vivid hallucinations) but it can also include heavy sweating and a rapid heart beat.
We can see that the symptoms Heather has after 24 hours without having alcohol are some from the alcohol withdrawal syndrome (trembling, vivid dreams, sweating, rapid heart rate, nausea, among others).
