Strict Liability Torts Exist Because

question 83

Multiple Choice

Strict liability torts exist because:

• A)there is intent to cause harm.
• B)businesses that engage in covered activities profit from those activities.
• C)people displaying the most extreme of behaviors often get away with mild penalties.
• D)publication of false information about a person's product leads to a sharp drop in product sales.
• E)persons are negligently and improperly identified as being responsible for a violation of the law.

Comprehend Word's capabilities for hyperlink formatting and application.

Know the formatting options for borders in Word documents.

Understand conditions and criteria for companies issuing unsecured and secured debt.

Grasp how bond financing affects owner control and the implications of bond issuance terms.

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Definitions:

Unconditioned Stimulus

In classical conditioning, a stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response without prior learning.

Artificial Response

A reaction or answer that is fabricated or not naturally occurring, often as a result of outside manipulation or prompting.

Classical Conditioning

An acquisition of knowledge method where an environmental trigger is connected to an innate stimulus.

Classical Conditioning

An educational mechanism where a response originally provoked by a second stimulus eventually comes to be provoked by the first stimulus alone, through the continuous pairing of two stimuli.