Strict Liability

question 42

Multiple Choice

Strict liability

• A)absolves the defendant from all liability.
• B)establishes the amount of damages that is payable to an injured party.
• C)requires that the plaintiff strictly prove that the defendant was at fault.
• D)means that liabilities are strictly enforced.
• E)removes the onus on the plaintiff to show that the defendant is at fault.

Analyze the role of emotions and their impact on self-perception and behavior.

Evaluate different philosophical perspectives on the concept of self and identity.

Articulate the philosophical and religious influences on personal and social identity.

Distinguish between different theories of personal identity and their critiques.

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Definitions:

Organized Approaches

Systematic methods or strategies applied to achieve goals in an orderly and efficient manner.

Mutually Accountable

A condition or situation where two or more individuals or parties share responsibility for their actions and outcomes.

Individually Accountable

The principle that each member of a group or team must take responsibility for contributing their own effort and work towards the collective goal.

Task Interdependence

The degree to which tasks in an organization require coordination and collaboration among different roles or individuals to complete a composite task.