Discussion
The 'standard of care' generally used in care of negligence is
Answer: D
The standard of care in negligence is the care and skill of a prudent and careful man belonging to the defendant's calling, business or skill. A professional is judged by the standard of the ordinary competent person in that profession.
The other options state general or partial formulations, such as the intelligent and prudent man or foresight of an adult person, and do not refer to the defendant's calling, which is how the keyed answer is more specific.
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