A teenager was riding a bicycle when she saw a classmate walking toward her. The teenager rode quickly toward the classmate, knowing that he would think she would run into him on her current trajectory. The teenager was not purposefully trying to harm or touch him. The classmate saw the teenager riding toward him and yelled at her to stop. The teenager swerved at the last moment and avoided hitting him. The classmate had a panic attack because he thought that the teenager would hit him.Is the classmate likely to succeed if he sues the teenager for assault? A. No, because the teenager did not make contact with the classmate. B. No, because the teenager did not purposefully try to harm or touch the classmate. C. Yes, because the teenager acted with the requisite intent. D. Yes, because the teenager's conduct was extreme and outrageous.

Which of the following situation shows intentional injury?*1 pointA repairman accidentally hitting his thumb while hammering.A school boy tripped off by an unnoticed rock.A flight attendant that slipped off the stairs due to her high heels.A girl's bleeding scalp as her hair is pulled by her classmate.

Assault is an intentional tort that requires the element of unconsented touching.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

1. Consider the following traffic accident. The defendant was driving her car at approximately the speed limit (35 mph) down a two-lane city street. No cars were parked on the driver’s side of the street at the time the accident occurred. The car proceeded through a lighted intersection and struck a 12-year-old boy at a point approximately 150 feet past the intersection. The car dragged the boy 41 feet before stopping. Once the car stopped the driver backed up and drove over the boy again. Most of the boy’s injuries were to his leg. Damages were set at $100,000. What human factors issues should be considered to determine whether the driver was able to stop the car prior to striking the boy?

Joel's close friend, Sara, confided in him that she was sexually assaulted by another student after a party last weekend. She doesn't have any visible injuries, but she is very upset about what happened and doesn't want to report it because she doesn't want to draw unwanted attention. It would be appropriate for Joel toGroup of answer choicesseek advice from a professional.tell Sara what she should do.ignore her claims.tell his friends what happened.

What form of violence takes place in the outside surrounding causing intentional injuries?*1 pointAbductionStalkingHazingTerrorism