If an offender is aware that her conduct is reasonably certain to cause a result,the offender has acted with the culpable mental state of:
A)intent.
B)knowledge.
C)recklessness.
D)criminal negligence.

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Knowledge is the culpable mental state that applies when an offender is aware that their conduct is reasonably certain to cause a result. This means that the offender understands the consequences of their actions and intends to bring about the specific result. It is not as extreme as intent, where the offender desires the result, but it is more than mere recklessness or negligence. Therefore, option B is the best choice.

If an Offender Is Aware That Her Conduct Is Reasonably