In order to win an award for damages, the injured party under a negligence claim

In order to win an award for damages, the injured party under a negligence claim must generally prove
A.   reasonableness and prudence.
B.   liability and damages.
C.   intentional violation beyond a reasonable doubt.
D.   a high threshold of historic violations.


According to Hollinger and Clark’s research, which of the following are least likely to engage in illegal behavior in the workplace?
A.   younger workers.
B.   older workers.
C.   employees that feel they are exploited.
D.   dissatisfied workers.


Which of the following would be classified as a business reversal that leads to the perception of non-shareable financial problems?
A.   problems arising from inflation.
B.   problems arising from high interest rates.
C.   problems arising from economic downturns.
D.   problems arising from having no one to turn to.