The Omission to Do Something That a Reasonable Person Would

question 14

Multiple Choice

The omission to do something that a reasonable person would do, guided by those ordinary considerations which ordinarily regulate human affairs, refers to:

• A) negligence.
• B) unintentional tort.
• C) malpractice.
• D) common law.

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Definitions:

Theory Y

A management style that assumes employees are inherently motivated and responsible, favoring a participative approach.

Close Supervision

The process of overseeing employees' work and tasks very closely, with frequent monitoring and guidance.

Legislation

The act of making or enacting laws, often through a governmental body or legislative assembly.

Legal Trouble

Situations or circumstances that result in legal proceedings, disputes, or potential consequences under law.