1. Motive is an evil state of mind, while intent means that one is aware of the consequences of their actions.
2. The elements for criminal assault and battery are distinct from the elements of the tort of assault and battery.
3. When asserting a general defense, the defendant admits to committing the tort, but asserts a legal excuse or justification for his/her actions.
4. Additur increases the damages awarded by a jury while remittitur decreases the damages awarded.
5. Compensatory damages and punitive damages are available remedies in every tort case.
6. The "egg-shell" plaintiff rule can result in a defendant being held liable for the unforeseen harm inflicted as the result of an intentional tort.
7. Children are not capable of committing an intentional tort.

True or False for all? Thank you!