The Difference Between the UCC Requirement of Good Faith and Doctrine

question 6

Multiple Choice

The difference between the UCC requirement of good faith and doctrine of unconscionability is that

• A)good faith prohibits shockingly one-sided terms in a contract.
• B)good faith focuses on the parties' behavior as they perform the contract.
• C)unconscionability looks at the parties' attempt to carry out the terms of the contract in a reasonable manner.
• D)unconscionability focuses on whether a party is honest in fact and exercises reasonable commercial standards of fair dealing.

---

Definitions:

Solomon Asch

A psychologist best known for his research on social conformity.

Leon Festinger

A social psychologist known for his theory of cognitive dissonance, which describes the discomfort felt by an individual when holding contradictory beliefs or values.

Verbal Prompts

Instructions or cues delivered through speech that are designed to encourage or induce someone to take a desired action.

Verbal Abused

The act of using language to demean, criticize unjustly, or belittle another person, often a component of psychological abuse.