Proximate Cause Exists When the Connection Between an Act and an Injury

question 23

True/False

Proximate cause exists when the connection between an act and an injury is strong enough to justify imposing liability.​

Accurately match activities to their respective functional levels of ability.

Understand how mobility dysfunction impacts patient’s functional ability.

Assess patient's functional ability through their self-perception using appropriate questionnaires.

Appreciate the holistic nature of functional ability assessment, incorporating physical, social, and cognitive dimensions.

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Source Attractiveness

The degree to which the source of a message is perceived as appealing, which can affect the recipient's acceptance of the message.

Mere Exposure

A psychological phenomenon where individuals develop a preference for things because they are familiar with them.

Advertising Wearout

The phenomenon where repeated exposure to an advertisement leads to boredom and a reduced effectiveness of the advertisement.

One-Sided Arguments

Persuasive messages that present only the positive aspects or benefits of a particular viewpoint, product, or idea without acknowledging opposing perspectives.