The section in the residential listing agreement which says about the commission of the broker is the : compensation to broker.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The Residential listing agreement is the proper description of the property that is to be sold by a seller and to be bought by the buyer. It consists in it the whole details of that particular property.
It includes the terms and the conditions of the agreement including the rights to sell that particular property and the price at which it is to be sold. The commission that the broker will get is also stated in the agreement and it has a notice which says that the commission is not fixed by the law which is included in the section compensation to broker.
The three things that must be done by his nervous system are:
<span>first process, then transmits, and finally integrate sensory information.
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- process happened when the nerve system recognizing the stimulus through his senses.
- after that, the nerve system in his body transmit that stimulus toward his brain
- Then the brain will translate that stimulus as a pleasure and send the effect all over his body.
Answer:
C) self-serving bias .
Explanation:
Self - serving bias -
It is the tendency of the people, to attribute positively in their own event , and
negatively on others, i.e. ,
When the person think himself to be always correct and others to be inappropriate , is known as self - serving bias .
Hence , from the question , the example depicted in the question , is self - serving bias .
<span>Mary seems to demonstrate the quality of "optimism", which has been shown to somehow buffer the effects of stress and illness.
Optimism is a psychological disposition mirroring a conviction or expectation that the result of some particular undertaking, or results by and large, will be sure, ideal, and attractive. Appreciation is related with hopefulness and has been resolved that thankful individuals are more joyful, get more social help, are less focused, and are less discouraged. </span>
<span>When Kristine Linde arrives at the Helmer's home, she is destitute and desperate, having lost her husband and her mother. She has returned with the goal of procuring employment and hopes that Torvald can find her a position at the bank. While Nora offers to ask her husband, she displays some resentment to her old friend, accusing her of patronizing her because she has not suffered want as she has.
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