Contract-Based Arbitration Is Considered to Be

question 99

Multiple Choice

Contract-based arbitration is considered to be:

• A) voluntary because both parties have willingly agreed to participate.
• B) unconstitutional in most states because it limits redress of grievances.
• C) coercive because it provides an unfair advantage to the party originating the contract.
• D) restrictive and undesirable because of expense and time considerations.
• E) legally impractical because these agreements are too difficult to reach in early contract negotiations.

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Definitions:

Avoiding Type

Pertains to individuals who display a pattern of detachment and emotional withdrawal in relationships, often as a defense mechanism against perceived threats to their autonomy or well-being.

Dominant Type

Refers to a personality style or trait characterized by assertiveness, control, and leadership qualities.

Oedipus Complex

A Freudian theory describing a child's feelings of desire for the opposite-sex parent and jealousy towards the same-sex parent.

Social Interest

A concept in Adlerian psychology referring to an individual's attitude towards and awareness of being a part of a community and contributing positively to it.