Metrics That Don't Improve One's Decision-Making Skills Are Commonly Referred

question 48

Multiple Choice

Metrics that don't improve one's decision-making skills are commonly referred to as ________ metrics.

• A) success
• B) failure
• C) vanity
• D) viral
• E) reckless

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Definitions:

Undue Influence

Pressure from a dominant, trusted person that makes it impossible for a party to bargain the terms of a contract freely.

Negotiable Instruments

Substitutes for money that bestow unique benefits; vehicles for conveniently transferring funds or advancing credit.

Bills of Exchange Act

Legislation that regulates the creation and the use of bills of exchange, a type of negotiable instrument.

Holder in Due Course

A legal term describing someone who has obtained a negotiable instrument in good faith and for value, thus having certain protections.