What is the effect of duress on the enforceability of a contract? Which of the following is correct?

Group of answer choices

Duress always voids a contract if there have been physical threats, no other threats can be considered duress

Courts will allow duress to undo a contract, but does not recognise economic duress as sufficient to amount to duress

Duress is a situation where a stronger party has used pressure to overbear or coerce the will of another into an involuntary contract

Duress needs to be extreme in order to void a contract; mere pressure against a weaker party cannot be considered to be duress