The Tort of False Imprisonment Requires Proof of Some Actual

question 125

True/False

The tort of false imprisonment requires proof of some actual injury.

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Definitions:

Metacognition

Self-awareness of cognitive functions, commonly defined as "reflecting on one's thoughts."

False Belief

A misunderstanding or incorrect thinking that one accepts as true, often studied in developmental psychology to understand cognitive development.

Suggestibility

The quality of being inclined to accept and act on the suggestions of others.

Mutual Exclusivity

A concept where the occurrence of one event makes the occurrence of another event impossible in the same context.