A Legal Theory That Imposes Liability Even If the Defendant

question 75

Multiple Choice

A legal theory that imposes liability even if the defendant acts with all reasonable care and caution is called:

• A)assumption of risk.
• B)strict liability.
• C)superseding event.
• D)contributory negligence.

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Definitions:

≠ Symbol

A mathematical symbol representing inequality, indicating that two values are not equal.

Alternative Hypothesis

A hypothesis that contradicts the null hypothesis, suggesting a new effect or relationship.

Directional

Refers to tests or hypotheses that specify the expected direction of the relationship between variables (e.g., greater than, less than).

Directional

In research, directional usually refers to a hypothesis that specifies the direction of an expected difference or relationship.