Pattie, a well-known actress, sought psychiatric treatment from Dr. Franks because she had begun to experience "stage fright." She saw the doctor for twice-weekly sessions. Unknown to Pattie, Dr. Franks videotaped the sessions, with the sound turned off. Dr. Franks had been conducting a study on "stage fright" and began assembling clips from his sessions with Pattie to use for his research. When Pattie found out, she became furious, stopped seeing Dr. Franks, and sued him. Which of the following is Pattie's best argument to support her claim for invasion of privacy against Dr. Franks? O No answer text provided. O A. Dr. Franks placed Pattie in a false light. O B. Dr. Franks has publicly displayed private facts about Pattie's life. O C. Dr. Franks has misappropriated Pattie's likeness for his commercial use. O D. Dr. Franks has intruded upon Pattie's physical seclusion.Donald, a software engineer, sent a computer virus to his former employer's business after he was red for incompetence. Donald believed the virus would only disable the business email program for a few days without causing any damage. Because of a bug in Donald's own programming, the virus actually infected the entire computer system of the business, which cost them over $20,000 to repair. The company did not lose any business as a result, however, because they able to use some stand-alone PCs to conduct business while their main system was being debugged. In their lawsuit against Donald for trespass, can the company recover the full $20,000 as damages? 0 No answer text provided. 0 A. No, because Donald only intended to disable the computer system and the damage would be minimal. 0 B. No, because Donald was upset with being terminated, and the company should have reasonably foreseen that they needed to take precautions against viruses being planted by Donald. 0 C. Yes, because Donald's actions were a cause in fact of the damage to the computer system. O D. Yes, because Donald's planting of the virus in the email system constituted an invasion into the property of the company