The Tort of Invasion of Privacy Actually Consists Of

question 60

Multiple Choice

The tort of invasion of privacy actually consists of:

• A) unreasonable intrusion into the seclusion of another.
• B) unreasonable public disclosure of private facts.
• C) unreasonable publicity that places another in a false light.
• D) All of these.

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Definitions:

Political Choices

Decisions made by individuals, groups, or governments that relate to the governance of a country, state, or local area.

Public Choice Analysis

A branch of economics that studies the decision-making behaviors of voters, politicians, and government officials from the perspective of economic theory.

Public Sector

The part of the economy that is owned and operated by government entities, providing services and goods to the public.

Individual Actors

Single entities, such as persons or companies, that perform actions or make decisions in economic, social, or political contexts.