A Defendant May Assert, in the Answer, a Reason Why

question 180

Multiple Choice

A defendant may assert, in the answer, a reason why he or she should not be held liable for the plaintiff's injuries even if the facts, as alleged by the plaintiff, are true. This is called raising a(n)

• A) answer.
• B) allegation.
• C) responsive pleading.
• D) affirmative defense.

Understand the development of sex-typing and gender constancy in children.

Recognize the significance of puberty timing on social adjustment and body image.

Identify the role of adolescent egocentrism in development.

Understand parenting styles and their impact on child and adolescent development.

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