Tort claims are classified in three different categories: $1)$ Intentional Torts; $2)$ Non$-$Intentional Tort; $3)$ Strict Liability. The Plaintiff in a tort action must prove $($carry their degree$/$standard of proof$)$ all the elements to that tort to prevail in a civil court case. When a tort is found to have occurred, the judge may order various types of remedies $($money damages or equitable relief$)$ depending on the tort claim. There are certain defenses to certain torts. We studied all of this in our materials for week$/$module #$3.$ Match the correct description to the action that most closely and accurately represents this description. A drop down answer$/$response may be used multiple times as an answer

Group of answer choices

Assault

Negligence

Comparative Negligence

Contributory Negligence