Belinda is adjusting the radio settings in her carwhen she drives through a marked pedestriancrossing, knocking over and injuring Jane. IsBelinda liable to Jane for negligence?Only if there were at least 5 witnesses to theaccidentNo, Jane should have checked for cars beforeentering the marked pedestrian crossingOnly if Jane checked for cars before entering themarked pedestrian crossingYes, Jane's injury is a reasonably foreseeableconsequence of Jane adjusting her radio settingwhile driving

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Social Psychology (10th Edition)

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