Why Was the Plaintiff Successful in the Case of McCabe

question 40

Multiple Choice

Why was the plaintiff successful in the case of McCabe v British American Tobacco (2002) VSC 73?

• A) Because the defendant destroyed documents with the intention of denying the plaintiff a fair trial.
• B) Because she contracted lung cancer from smoking.
• C) The plaintiff was not successful.
• D) Because British American Tobacco knew cigarettes were dangerous and took no steps to reduce the danger.

Appreciate the diversity of theoretical perspectives in sociology.

Recognize the contributions and challenges of early female sociologists in the development of sociological theories.

Understand the concept and applications of intelligence tests, including culture-fair tests.

Recognize the impact of intelligence tests on different societal groups, especially minorities and the poor.