Managers do not participate in the implementation of nonmarket strategies

If an agent discloses to his principal the race, creed, or color of a prospective buyer or tenant, has he committed a discriminatory act:

A: No, because an agent is obligated to disclose to his principal all material facts that might influence the principal's decisions concerning any real estate transaction; B: Yes; however, that disclosure violates only a state law; C: No, because a fiduciary relationship exists between the agent and the principal and the agent must exercise good faith in working for the principal's best interest; D: Yes. An opinion of the California Attorney General states that race, creed, or color is not a material fact and should not be disclosed even though the owner requests the information.

Quantitative research seeks to quantify the data and, typically, applies some form of statistical analysis

Indicate whether the statement is true or false