The Reasonable Person Standard Compares the Actions of the Wrongdoer/tortfeasor

question 113

Multiple Choice

The reasonable person standard compares the actions of the wrongdoer/tortfeasor with those of a hypothetical person known as the reasonable person.The standard of care that the law presumes the reasonable person meets is:

• A)ordinary care or due care
• B)extraordinary care
• C)minimal care
• D)the law presumes no particular standard of care;each case is evaluated individually
• E)none of the above

Explain the attribution approach to achievement motivation and its implications for performance improvement.

Understand the differences between mastery and performance goals and their effects on motivation and achievement.

Examine the influence of personality types (Type A and Type B) on achievement behavior and stress.

Identify the characteristics and effects of social anxiety and shyness on social interactions.

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