An Agreement to Pay Reasonable Additional Compensation to a Contractor

question 18

Multiple Choice

An agreement to pay reasonable additional compensation to a contractor for the performance of a pre-existing contract when the contractor faces extraordinary circumstances caused by unforeseen difficulties is called a:

• A) good-faith adjustment.
• B) bribe.
• C) compensatory allowance.
• D) relief payment.

Comprehend the conflict between evolutionary psychology and the study of individual differences.

Identify patterns in how evolved psychological mechanisms can explain various behaviors.

Identify target audiences and key teaching points of child abuse prevention (CAP) programs.

Understand the statistical data regarding the prevalence and dynamics of child sexual abuse.

---

Definitions:

Condition Subsequent

A future event or circumstance that, if it occurs, may terminate a party's obligation under a contract.

Constructive Condition

An implied condition in contracts that must be met before the obligation of the other party becomes due, even if it is not explicitly stated in the contract itself.

Impracticability

A doctrine that excuses a party from performing a contract when unforeseen events make performance excessively difficult or expensive.

Good Faith

Good Faith is the concept of acting with honesty and sincerity without any intention to defraud or seek unfair advantage.