Bentham's and Franklin's Notion of Comparing the Pros/pleasures to the Cons/pain

question 33

Multiple Choice

Bentham's and Franklin's notion of comparing the pros/pleasures to the cons/pain when making a decision (e.g., car purchase) often will fail because:

• A) we have God's eye
• B) we do not have the time to collect and then consider all the information
• C) we are completely rational decision makers
• D) of the fundamental attribution error

Explore the impact of unforeseen events on the enforceability of agreements.

Comprehend the legal implications of illusory promises and promissory estoppel.

Evaluate the consequences of modifying an agreement and the requirements for its validity.

Examine the legal mechanisms available for resolving disputes over agreements.

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