Answer:
Defamation of character.
Explanation:
The three Ds of negligence in medical terms/ laws are that of <u>duty, dereliction, damages and direct causation</u>. These are legal terms that can be pressed against anyone for malpractice.
But defamation of character is not a medical negligence that can be pressed charges against anybody. It is a term usually used when someone harms or says something bad about someone's reputation. But it is <u>not considered one of the four Ds of medical negligence.</u>
No you were just going to fail better be doing extra credit and working 24 seven if you don’t want to
Answer:
Provides citizens with benefits for following a policy: Incentive
calls on citizens' morality or decency to obey a policy: Hortatory
creates stiff penalties/fines to force citizens to adjust to policy: Authoritative
grants training to citizens who want to follow a policy but can't: Capacity
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Answer:
Option A
Explanation:
Remember that concerned ideal conditions are things that best fits a scene or is perfect for a subject/activity. In this case for driving the most perfect scene for driving to take place is "low traffic" or option A. Low traffic statistically has a huge decrease in accidents because they're less factors that can cause car accidents in this case; drunk drivers, cars, or other car accidents.
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