When False Information Is Intentionally Presented as Fact There May

question 115

Multiple Choice

When false information is intentionally presented as fact there may be a tort of:

• A) battery
• B) assault
• C) intentional misrepresentation
• D) unintentional misrepresentation
• E) intentional equivocating

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Definitions:

Layoff

The act of temporarily or permanently dismissing employees from their job, often due to economic downturns, restructuring, or changes in business strategy.

Social Capital

The networks, relationships, and social connections among people that can be used to gain advantages and facilitate coordination and cooperation.

Structural Holes

The absence of ties between two parts of a social network, creating a separation that can be bridged to facilitate information flow.

In-group Team Members

Individuals who belong to a specific group or team and share a common identity or purpose with others within that group.