Joanne goes to a garage sale where she finds jewelry for sale. She buys a handful of whatappears to be costume jewelry for her daughter to play with. She pays $5 for it. Later, afriend of Joanne happens to see the jewelry and discovers that one piece consists ofdiamonds and is worth about $2,000. Assume the seller of the jewelry never bothered toget an appraisal of the jewelry before putting it up for sale. If the seller of the jewelryseeks to rescind this contract, which of the following is true?  

Piper and Bailey are roommates.  They take turns paying the cable bill, so each is obligated to pay it every other month.  Bailey paid the cable bill in April.  In May, Piper gets tired of Bailey’s constant messiness, so she says “Bailey!  I can’t live in squalor anymore.  Would you PLEASE clean up your damn mess!”  Bailey looks up and asks, “What’s in it for me?”  Piper says, “If you agree to do your laundry, clean up your dishes, and scrub the bathroom, I’ll pay the cable bill for May.”  Bailey thinks it over and agrees to the deal.  Which of the following is true?

Which of the following contracts would be subject to the substantial performance standard?

Julia and Sidney are married.  One day, Sidney hands Julia a document that states as follows: “Julia hereby promises to do all dishes and laundry for the rest of our marriage.  In exchange, Sidney promises to take Julia out for dinner every Saturday night if he is in the mood to do so.”  Sidney tells Julia she must sign in the next fifteen seconds or Sidney will file for divorce.  Panicked at the prospect of losing such a catch, Julia signs the document.  She reads it over hours later and wants to disaffirm it.  Which of the following is true?

Professor Lee Gully is looking for a research assistant.  He sends the following email to his Business Law students: “I am looking for a research assistant this summer to help with my upcoming book and can pay $12 per hour.  If you are interested in the position, please send me your resume by the end of the day tomorrow.  I will select the lucky candidate by 5pm this Friday.”  Professor Gully’s best student, Stu Deus, sends his resume with the following note: “I would love to be your research assistant but can only take the job if you pay me $15 per hour, as I need to cover my rent this summer.  Please let me know your thoughts – thanks.”  Professor Gully doesn’t want to lose the opportunity to work with Stu, so he responds: “I cannot pay you $15 per hour, but can pay you $13.”  Stu accepts a different job on Thursday without responding to Professor Gully.  On Friday, Professor Gully emails Stu and says “Okay, you’ve got it.  I’ll pay you $15 per hour.  Looking forward to working together!”  Stu immediately writes back and says he cannot accept the offer because he has taken another job.  Which of the following is accurate?

The development of breasts in anatomical females is directly the result of which individual stage within puberty?

Tina is the mother of an 8 year-old boy. She doesn’t discipline him or even set rules for him to follow. She spends a lot of her time with friends and still finds the time to be with them, rather than be there for her son. What type of parenting style is this most likely an example of?

Very young children have not experienced crisis and have yet to make a commitment are said to be in which of Marcia’s identity statuses?

Much of the physical changes that take place in puberty that leads to actual maturation of sex organs and makes sexual reproduction possible is the result of which axis?

The development of breasts in anatomical females is directly the result of which individual stage within puberty?