When determining if a duty was breached, a jury will look at which of the following: a comparison between the defendant's actions and those of a person with ordinary prudence and sensibility under the same or similar circumstances look at the subjective mental state of the defendant look at the reasonable foreseeability of the harm all of the above a and c, but not b Which of the following statements regarding the element of "proximate cause" is/are accurate: courts often employ the "but-for" test to determine the existence of proximate cause proximate cause can exist and will be determined even when "actual cause" does not exist and has not been found there can be only one proximate cause in a circumstance where a person has been injured due to negligence none of the above a and b, but not c