Silence Can Be a Sufficient Method of Acceptance

question 15

Multiple Choice

Silence can be a sufficient method of acceptance .

• A) when the offeree forgot to communicate its acceptance
• B) when the contract is a unilateral contract
• C) when the contract is a bilateral contract
• D) when the offeror leaves the jurisdiction after making the offer
• E) if the parties to a contract have habitually used method to communicate assent

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Definitions:

Unobservable States

Refers to internal processes or conditions that cannot be directly observed or measured, such as thoughts, feelings, or intentions.

Behaviourism

A theory of learning that focuses on observable behaviors and discounts mental activities, asserting that behavior is a result of environmental stimuli.

Observable Behaviour

Actions of individuals that can be seen and measured, often used in psychological studies to understand and predict human behaviors.

Psychology

The scientific study of the mind and behavior, encompassing various aspects of conscious and unconscious experience as well as thought.