The________ of a Specific Tort Are the Points That a Plaintiff

question 46

Multiple Choice

The________ of a specific tort are the points that a plaintiff must prove to succeed in a tort claimed.

• A) elements
• B) factors
• C) occurrences
• D) sections

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Definitions:

Types

Categories or distinct groups into which entities with common characteristics or attributes are divided.

Belief in a Just World

A psychological tendency to believe that the world is fundamentally fair, leading individuals to rationalize an otherwise inexplicable injustice as deserved by the victim.

Stressful Situations

Circumstances or events that cause a state of strain or tension, often triggering the body’s response to perceived threats or challenges.

Control

In experimental research, the standard to which comparisons are made by maintaining constant factors aside from the variable being tested.