Answer:
voidable , dis-affirmed
Explanation:
According to my research, contracts made with minors are considered as voidable contracts and can be dis-affirmed (declare void). This is because in many states a minor (anyone under 18 years old) is thought to lack the capacity or understanding of what he/she is signing. Therefore as long as the minor is under the age of 18 (and for a couple of days after becoming 18) they can dis-affirm the contract.
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Answer:
Sampling error
Explanation:
This is probably due to sampling error. The sampling error has the likelihood of occuring when the statistician fails to select a sample that could be a representation of the full population. The sample results are not a true representation of the true results from the entire population.
the null hypothesis tells us that no significant difference exists between the populations chosen, and any difference can be as a result of sampling error.
Explanation:
The Mead's article The Social Self, can be categorized as philosophical, psychological and even scientific paper. It is a philosophical paper because it does not have any abstract, intro, methods, results, conclusion. It is more resembles as a very long intro, in fact. It is a psychological paper because as per Mead's The Social Self, he claims that self-consciousness is awakened only in the presence of conflict that causes disintegration of the organization of habit.
Answer:
probably explains far less forgetting than interference or retrieval failure.
Explanation:
Decay: In psychology, the term decay explains that an individual's memory fades away with the passage of time. The information that is being stored in an individual's memory is therefore merely present or available for the future retrieval gradually with time and the memory strength or memory wears away.
In other words, decay occurs due to the interference process, the formation of new memory often fades away the earlier memory and vice-versa.