A Voidable Contract Results When the Contract Arises From

question 78

Multiple Choice

A voidable contract results when the contract arises from:

• A) physical duress.
• B) undue influence.
• C) fraud in the execution.
• D) a mutual mistake in the meaning of contractual terms and neither party is to blame.

Identify the distinctions between internal and external attributions.

Recognize the influence of self-serving bias in attributions.

Describe the fundamental attribution error and the actor/observer bias.

Distinguish between stable and unstable attributions.

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