In Determining Whether a Product Is Inherently Dangerous or Has

question 15

Multiple Choice

In determining whether a product is inherently dangerous or has been defectively designed, courts look at:

• A) whether anything else could have been done to make the product safer, given the practical and technological limitations of the time.
• B) what other companies in the industry are doing.
• C) whether the product was grossly overpriced.
• D) whether the seller can pass on the costs of injuries as higher prices in the market or if they should be borne by the injured person.

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Definitions:

Long-term Memory

The component of the memory system capable of storing vast amounts of information for periods ranging from minutes to a lifetime.

Sensory Memory

The shortest-term element of memory, which acts as a buffer for stimuli received through the senses and lasts for a very short time.

Unprocessed Stimulation

Information or sensory input that has been received by the brain but has not yet been analyzed, integrated, or responded to consciously.

Echo

A sound that is reflected off a surface and heard again, often used to measure distance or create special audio effects.