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According to the lecture, what are the three elements of a promise?

Promisor's intention, promisee's understanding, subjective judgment

Manifestation of intention, commitment to act or not act, objective judgment

Promisor's intention, promisee's understanding, objective judgment (correct)

Manifestation of intention, commitment to act or not act, subjective judgment

How do we determine whether the promisee is justified in understanding the promisor's manifestation as a commitment?

By asking the promisee for clarification

By reading the promisor's mind

By judging objectively (correct)

By analyzing the promisor's conduct

Which of the following is NOT considered a manifestation of intention in a promise?

Written word

Conduct

Thoughts (correct)

Spoken word

What is the focus of the lecture on consideration?

<p>Recapping the introductory lesson on promises</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should we judge the promisor's manifestation of intention in a promise?

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Questions and Answers

According to the lecture, what are the three elements of a promise?

How do we determine whether the promisee is justified in understanding the promisor's manifestation as a commitment?

Which of the following is NOT considered a manifestation of intention in a promise?

What is the focus of the lecture on consideration?

How should we judge the promisor's manifestation of intention in a promise?

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