When People Make Public Statements Regarding Their Attitudes

question 34

Multiple Choice

When people make public statements regarding their attitudes,

• A) they are more likely to resist later counterattitudinal messages.
• B) they are less likely to resist counterattitudinal messages.
• C) their tendency to resist counterattitudinal messages is unchanged.
• D) they are unlikely to change the attitudes of others.

Understand the circumstances under which a party can claim the fair value of a benefit under the doctrine of quasi contract.

Comprehend the principles of contract law that govern compliance with contractual obligations despite changes in circumstances.

Identify the characteristics of implied contracts through the conduct of the parties.

Recognize that a contract requires mutual enforceability to be considered valid.

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