Duquesne University

These notes follow along directly with the Intro to Marketing class at Duquesne University. This professor took her notes from the book Marketing: An Introduction (Pearson+) by Armstrong, Gary The topics included are: consumer behavior, three types of buying behavior, complex buying, behavior stages in consumer decision process, consumer decision process, business to business organizational markets, characteristics of organizational markets,

These notes include the following topics:  Jurisdiction (in personam/in rem, subject matter)  Long Arm Statute  Subject Matter Jurisdiction  Standing, Venue  The State Court System  The Federal Court System  Diversity/ Federal Question/ Concurrent/ Exclusive Jurisdictions  The Litigation Process

These notes include the following topics:  The three branches of government  Federalism  Judicial Review  Supremacy Clause/ Preemption Doctrine  Commerce Clause  Police Power  Fully Protected, Limited Protected, Unprotected Speech  Establishment Clause/ Free Exercise Clause  Due Process/ Privileges and Immunities/ Equal Protection Clause (Strict, intermediate, rational basis)  Administrative Agencies

These notes include the following topics:  Uniform Commercial Code  Bilateral vs. Unilateral  Express vs. Implied  Executory vs. Executed  Void vs. Voidable vs. Valid  Unenforceable and Quasi  Elements of a contract  Termination of a contract  Remedies for Breach of contract  Monetary Damages  Equitable Remedies  Promissory Estoppel

These notes include the following topics:  Tort definition  Intentional Tort  Intent Definition (substantial certainty)  Torts Against a Person  Transferred Intent  Torts Against Property  Defenses to Intentional Torts  Negligence  Duty (Reasonably Prudent person)  Breach  Causation (actual and proximate)  “But For Test”  Foreseeability  Damages  Shortcuts (Negligence Per Se / Res Ipsa Loquitor)  Defenses to Negligence - As...

The outline of these notes include the following topics: What is law?  Jurisprudence  Schools of Jurisprudence (Natural, Positivist, Legal Realist  Five Major Legal Systems  Common Law: - Stare Decisis - Precedent  Civil Law  Legal Reasoning  Case Law  Statutory Law  Classification of Law: - Substantive vs. Procedural - Civil vs. Criminal - Public vs. Private

The outline for these business organizations notes include:  All BORGS need these  Taxation  Things to understand about taxing  Chart of BORGS  Sole proprietorship  General Partnership - Partnership Agreement - Joint Liability / Several and Joint Liability / Indemnification  Limited Partnership - Limited Liability  Corporation - Public vs. Private - Piercing the corporate veil - Fiduciary Duty - Business Judgement Rule  S Corporation ...

TEST BANK: ESSENTIALS OF PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH NURSING (3RD EDITION BY VARCAROLIS)

The purpose of this experiment was to observe various aspects of a terrestrial isopod, examine the responses of isopods to various environmental factors, and conduct an investigation of animal behavior.

Quick in-class quiz on bird study experiment