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.

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Good faith under the UCC focuses on the behavior of the parties as they perform the contract, ensuring honesty and fair dealing, while unconscionability addresses the fairness of the contract terms themselves.

The Difference Between the UCC Requirement of Good Faith and Doctrine