Where Parties to a Contract Have a Pre-Existing Relationship and One

question 10

Multiple Choice

Where parties to a contract have a pre-existing relationship and one party has a degree of influence or dominance over the other and the stronger party takes advantage of that influence so that the weaker party does not exercise their independent judgement, the contract will be voidable by the weaker party because of:

• A)unilateral mistake.
• B)common mistake.
• C)duress.
• D)undue influence.

Understand the importance of data collection methods in research evaluation.

Define and recognize examples of post hoc and other logical fallacies.

Distinguish between valid arguments and those based on fallacious reasoning.

Appreciate the critical thinking skills required for applying legal standards.

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Definitions:

Needs and Motives

The psychological or physical deficiencies that prompt individuals to act in a certain way or pursue particular goals to satisfy those deficiencies.

Perceptions

Refers to the way sensory information is interpreted and understood by individuals.

Personal Determinants

Individual factors that influence behavior and decision-making.

Interpersonal Determinants

Interpersonal determinants refer to factors within social interactions and relationships that influence behaviors, attitudes, and outcomes between individuals.