A contract is __________ when one party is induced to enter a contract without having any meaningful choice.
A) substantively unconscionable
B) procedurally unconscionable
C) procedurally impracticable
D) substantively impracticable

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Procedural unconscionability refers to unfairness in the process of entering a contract, such as one party being induced to enter the contract without having any meaningful choice. This is different from substantive unconscionability, which refers to unfairness in the terms of the contract itself. Procedural impracticability and substantive impracticability are not relevant terms in this context.

A Contract Is __________ When One Party Is Induced to Enter