Which of the Following Statements with Regard to the Tort

question 116

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements with regard to the tort of negligence is false?

• A) If a person is injured by a defective product that he himself did not purchase, he can sue the manufacturer for negligence.
• B) To win his negligence case, the plaintiff must prove that the defendant owed him a duty of care, was below the standard of care the law requires, and thus caused him foreseeable damage.
• C) In most provinces, the standard of care imposed on an occupier has been modified by statute.
• D) For a person to completely escape liability for negligence on the grounds that the plaintiff volunteered to take the risk, the court would have to find that the plaintiff volunteered to accept the physical risk and the legal consequences as well.
• E) In negligence cases, the special provision of res ipsa loquitor must be applied in order to establish liability.

Comprehend how psychological research approaches the study of thinking, focusing on visual imagery and cognitive processes.

Analyze how mental imagery and visual perception are related and the brain's role in these processes.

Understand the implications of mental rotation and spatial understanding in cognitive psychology.

Distinguish different types of mental representations and their uses in conveying information.

---

Definitions:

Advanced Practice Nurse

A registered nurse with advanced education and clinical training, authorized to perform complex healthcare tasks.

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

A form of therapy designed to help people cope with stress, manage emotions, and improve relationships through a blend of cognitive-behavioral techniques and mindfulness practices.

Staff Nurse

A licensed healthcare professional specializing in providing care and support to patients in various healthcare settings.

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)

A behavioral disorder in children characterized by ongoing patterns of uncooperative, defiant, and hostile behavior towards authority figures.