Duress, as a legal justification for invalidating a contract, involves _________________.

Group of answer choices

An unlawful threat by one party to coerce the other to agree to something he or she would ordinarily not agree to.

Experiencing emotional or physical trauma of extraordinary degree so as to influence one's decision-making ability.

Imposition of harsh acceptance deadlines with severe financial consequences.

Extreme pressure by one party onto the other designed to induce acceptance.