Doug, who had a severe mental illness, drove his car into Pam's house. Because of his illness, he mistook the house for his garage.In a negligence action by Pam against Doug, seeking damages for the cost of repairing the house, what outcome is likely?

For Pam to win, the jury's members must conclude that they would have acted more carefully then Doug did.

For Pam to win, the jury must conclude that a reasonable person would have acted more carefully then Doug acted.

Doug will win if the jury believes his mental illness prevented him from acting reasonably.

Doug will win if the jury believes that a typical person with