Which Type of Defense Is One in Which a Defendant

question 18

Multiple Choice

Which type of defense is one in which a defendant admits that what they did was wrong but argues that, under the circumstances, they were not responsible for the improper conduct?

• A) consent
• B) consistency
• C) duress
• D) excuse

Understand and apply the principles of combinations and permutations to determine the number of possible groups, selections, or orderings.

Understand the concept of sample spaces and how to calculate the number of sample points for various experiments.

Comprehend the foundational concepts of probability, including the calculation of event probabilities, joint, marginal, and conditional probabilities.

Understand and analyze the concept of independent, mutually exclusive, and complementary events and their impact on probability calculations.

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Definitions:

Moro Reflex

A primitive reflex found in infants, characterized by spreading the arms, unspreading them, then crying, in response to a sensation of falling.

Secondary Circular Reaction

is a developmental phase in early childhood identified by Piaget, in which infants repeat actions that affect the environment, indicating the beginning of intentional behavior.

Primary Circular Reaction

The stage in early infancy when a child begins to repeat actions on their own body that originally occurred by chance, indicating early cognitive development.

Babinski Reflex

The Babinski reflex is a neurological sign observed in infants when the sole of the foot is stroked, the big toe moves upward or toward the top surface of the foot, and the other toes fan out.