Which of the following types of damages is awarded when a plaintiff is unable to prove damages that would necessitate compensation?

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Nominal damages are awarded when the plaintiff cannot prove actual damages, but they have still suffered a legal wrong. The amount awarded is often small, just enough to recognize the plaintiff's right to compensation. The other options (restitutionary, punitive, and statutory damages) are awarded for specific reasons and require proof of certain types of damages or wrongdoing.

Which of the Following Types of Damages Is Awarded When