The Fact That We Tend to Behave Differently in Different

question 95

Multiple Choice

The fact that we tend to behave differently in different situations has led Walter Mischel to contend that behavior tends to be

• A) situationally specific.
• B) situationally consistent.
• C) reliable.
• D) situationally similar.

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Definitions:

Impracticable

Not possible to do or carry out in practice, either due to technical, legal, or other constraints.

Contingency

A future event or circumstance that is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty and may affect the outcome of a legal agreement.

Express Warranty

Any description of a good’s physical nature or its use, in either general or specific circumstances, that becomes part of a contract.

Non-Material Term

A clause in a contract that, if breached, does not substantially affect the contract's overall purpose and outcome.