Which of the following statements about factual and proximate causation is correct? Proximate causation determinations are unique to negligence actions and are not made in intentional torts or strict liability actions. Factual causation and proximate causation are synonymous terms. Proximate causation determinations in negligence actions establish whether to shield a defendant from liability even though the defendant's breach of the standard of care was a factual cause of the plaintiff's harm. Legal causation and factual causation are synonymous terms