Which of the following is a general negligence causation rule?
A) The defendant is liable for the full extent of the injuries of a person even if some physical peculiarity of that person aggravated his or her injuries.
B) The defendant is not liable for those who make reasonable attempts to avoid being injured by his or her acts.
C) The defendant is unaccountable for those who are injured while making a reasonable attempt to rescue someone endangered by his or her act.
D) The defendant is generally not held liable for diseases the victims contract while weakened by their injuries.

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One basic negligence causation rule is that negligent defendants "take their victims as they find them." This means that if some physical peculiarity of a person aggravates his or her injuries, the defendant is liable for the full extent of the injuries.

Which of the Following Is a General Negligence Causation Rule