A party who claims that he or she could not understand contractual terms because of tiny, hard-to-read print on the back of an agreement and the excessive use of legalese is referring to which of the following?
a. Substantive unconscionability.
b. Adhesion conscionability.
c. Procedural unconscionability.
d. Exculpatory clauses.
e. An in pari delicto agreement.
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