To Win an Action in Negligence Against a Professional Person,the

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Multiple Choice

To win an action in negligence against a professional person,the plaintiff must prove,among other things,that the defendant's conduct was below an acceptable standard of care.Which of the following is the legal standard of care demanded of a professional person?

• A)that he or she act to the very best of his or her ability
• B)that he or she act sincerely and with goodwill
• C)that he or she act as may reasonably be expected of the normally skilled professional in that class
• D)that he or she act sincerely and as may reasonably be expected of a skilled professional
• E)that he or she act as a reasonably prudent person

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