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Mary, a 68-year-old widow, hired an electrician to make some wiring repairs to her home. The

electrician accidentally started a fire that destroyed her house. Mary was not injured, but watched her house burn along with all her possessions. It was emotionally devastating to watch as she lost a whole life's worth of memories. Can she recover for negligent infliction of emotional distress? A) Yes, because the electrician was the cause of her emotional distress through his outrageous conduct of starting the fire B) No, because her situation does not meet all the elements necessary to recover for negligent infliction of emotional distress C) No, because she assumed the risk by having someone do electrical work in her home D) Yes, because her distress was genuine

Which form of oral communication requires both parties to be present at the same time and lacks visual information?

a. phone call b. voicemail c. face-to-face meeting d. presentation