An Intentional Tort Involves Conduct in Which

question 35

Multiple Choice

An intentional tort involves conduct in which

• A)the defendant intended to harm the plaintiff.
• B)the defendant intended a certain physical act that ends up injuring someone.
• C)injuries are caused to someone because of the defendant's neglect or oversight.
• D)there is resulting punishment,including prison,for the defendant.

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Definitions:

Stage Theories

Theoretical perspectives that describe human development and behavior as occurring in distinct phases or stages, each with its unique set of characteristics and challenges.

Continuous Process

A process that operates without interruption or pause, often used in reference to manufacturing or production methods.

Experimental Outcomes

The results or data collected from an experimental procedure, used to verify or refute the original hypothesis.

Chance Factors

Elements or circumstances that influence outcomes in a way that is unpredictable or out of control.