John and Sue are trying to get their house painted,but neither of them put much time into it.They write a behavioral contract to increase the amount of time they each spend painting.If John spends less than 15 hours painting during the week he cannot watch sports on the weekend,and if Sue spends less than 15 hours painting she cannot go shopping on the weekend.This is an example of a ____________ contract.
A) quid pro quo
B) two-party
C) unilateral
D) one-party

Question

​John and Sue are trying to get their house painted,but neither of them put much time into it.They write a behavioral contract to increase the amount of time they each spend painting.If John spends less than 15 hours painting during the week he cannot watch sports on the weekend,and if Sue spends less than 15 hours painting she cannot go shopping on the weekend.This is an example of a ____________ contract.
A) ​quid pro quo
B) ​two-party
C) ​unilateral
D) ​one-party

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This is a two-party contract because both John and Sue agree to the terms and consequences, and they both have obligations to fulfill. The consequences apply to both parties equally, and both parties have an incentive to fulfill their obligations to avoid missing out on weekend activities.

​John and Sue Are Trying to Get Their House Painted,but

John and Sue Are Trying to Get Their House Painted,but