_____ are broad, relatively regular dimensions of individual behavior such as extroversion and conscientiousness

When Eaton worked with the University of Notre Dame on its new engineering building to improve its energy efficiency and earn LEED credits, Eaton engaged with a number of people at Notre Dame to finalize the partnership and solidify terms and conditions associated with the agreement. Which of the following people in the buying center would have affected Notre Dame's buying decision (for example, define specs and provide information on evaluating alternatives)?

a. Influencers b. Users c. Gatekeepers d. Buyers e. Deciders

A seller tells the listing broker that the roof leaks. The broker does not inform the buyer of that fact. Once the buyer discovers the defect, the buyer sues both the seller and the broker. The seller also files suit against the broker. The likely outcome of these lawsuits is:

A: On the basis of the principle of caveat emptor, the buyer was not entitled to recover from either the broker or the seller; B: The buyer recovered from the broker, but the seller would not be considered liable; C: The buyer recovered from the seller, but the broker would not be liable; D: The buyer would be successful in the suit against both the seller and the broker; the seller being successful in the suit against the broker.