How ordinary people judge reasonableness
How ordinary people judge reasonableness is mostly neglected. The standard of 'reasonable care' might be viewed as the standard level of care or a good level of care or both.
An experiment suggested that our conception of reasonableness is informed by thinking about what people actually do and what people should do.
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