In order to determine the intention of an action, one makes a determination on all of the following criteria except
A if the person was an innocent bystander
B. if the action was an accident
C. if the action was a result of a natural consequence
D. if the individual was in control of their behavior

The answer is D!

A. if the person was an innocent bystander

Explanation:

When determining the intention of an action, one is concerned with the person who actually perpetuated the action so Option A should be the CORRECT ANSWER because an Innocent bystander by definition did not engage in any action.

Option B speaks of analysing if the action was an accident and so clearly speaks to the intent of the action. So it is a wrong answer.

Option C again speaks about the action and if it was bourne out of Natural responses to determine if it was intentional or not. Option C is therefore wrong as well.

Finally, Option D attempts to ascertain if the person was in control of their actions. This is definitely a question attempting to analyze the intent of an action because a person who is not in control of their actions for instance cannot be said to have done something intentionally.

d

Explanation:

the correct answer is d