Which of the following statements is TRUE?

Select one:

A.The concept of reasonable foreseeability requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the plaintiff would likely be injured by the defendant's carelessness.

B.An "error in judgment" is always a breach of the standard of care, but the court will reduce damages on the basis of the defendant's honesty.

C.Product liability in Canadian tort law is strict.

D.The effect of a thin skull is usually considered in the context of the breach of the standard of care.

E.The defence of contributory negligence may apply even if the plaintiff's carelessness contributed to the extent of the plaintiff's injury but not the creation of the accident.