A Manufacturer Can Be Found Negligent If They Knew or Should

question 54

True/False

A manufacturer can be found negligent if they knew or should have known that their product was defective and they failed to warn customers.

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Definitions:

Blood Alcohol Level

The concentration of alcohol in one's bloodstream, commonly used to measure intoxication for legal and medical purposes.

Operational Definition

A clear, precise description of a variable in terms of the procedures used to measure or manipulate it in a specific study.

Intoxication

A physiological condition resulting from the ingestion of substances (e.g., alcohol, drugs) that impair cognitive and physical functions.

Child Development

The process through which children go as they progress in physical, psychological, and emotional capacities from birth through adolescence.