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. Which of the following statements is not one of the policy reasons for the reluctance to find a duty of care for psychiatric damage?

The belief that psychiatric injury was likely to be falsified correct incorrect

The opening of the floodgates correct incorrect

Psychiatric damage is not as harmful as physical correct incorrect

Conditions such as PTSD had not yet been recognised correct incorrect

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. Which of the following is potentially actionable in negligence as psychiatric damage?

Severe depression which is medically certified correct incorrect

Grief correct incorrect

Extreme anger correct incorrect

Depression following injury in an accident correct incorrect

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. Which case is the odd one out?

Dulieu v White correct incorrect

Sion v Hampstead HA correct incorrect

Walters v N Glamorgan NHS Trust correct incorrect

McLoughlin v O'Brian correct incorrect

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. Which of the following is not true of a primary victim?

She believes she is in danger of physical injury correct incorrect

The existence of such a duty was illustrated in Bourhill v Young correct incorrect

He is in danger of physical injury correct incorrect

She must suffer physical injury in order for a duty to be owed to her for psychiatric injury correct incorrect

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. Which of the statements below does not accurately reflect what is required of a claimant by the ratio of Alcock v Chief Constable of S. Yorkshire?

Reasonable foreseeability that she would be physically injured by the negligence correct incorrect

Suffering nervous shock through what was seen or heard of the accident or its immediate aftermath correct incorrect

Proximity to the accident, or its immediate aftermath, which was sufficiently close in time and space correct incorrect

A sufficiently close relationship of love and affection with the primary victim correct incorrect

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. There was no liability to the plaintiff in Bourhill v Young because she was not physically injured. True or false?

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. Which situation would qualify as 'immediate aftermath' for the purposes of establishing duty of care for psychiatric damage?

Coming upon the scene of an accident after the emergency services had cleared it correct incorrect

A paramedic arriving at the scene of an accident correct incorrect

Viewing a body in a mortuary nine hours after a fatal event correct incorrect

Attending a hospital to see the victims two hours after the accident correct incorrect

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. In which case below was the rescuer successful in his negligence claim?

McFarlane v EE Caledonia correct incorrect

Greatorex v Greatorex correct incorrect

Chadwick v British Railways Board correct incorrect

White v CC S Yorkshire correct incorrect

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. The proposal for the abolition of the Alcock requirements of physical proximity and experience with unaided senses comes from which source?

The Law Commission Report of 1999 correct incorrect

The Pearson Report correct incorrect

Attia v British Gas correct incorrect

W v Essex County Council correct incorrect

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. Which was the least important factor in the decision in Donachie v CC Greater Manchester?

The claimant was suing his employers correct incorrect

The claimant was a police officer correct incorrect

The claimant developed his condition over an extended period correct incorrect

Donachie was held to be a primary victim correct incorrect