An invasion of privacy claim where the plaintiff can show the defendant's publication wrongly presented him or her in a manner that's highly offensive to a reasonable person is ____ .

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False light involves the publication of true information but in a way that is misleading or portrays the plaintiff in a highly offensive manner to a reasonable person. Defamation involves the publication of false information that harms the plaintiff's reputation. Prior restraint involves government censorship that prohibits speech before it takes place. Intrusion involves an intentional invasion of the plaintiff's privacy, such as through physical trespassing or hidden cameras.

An Invasion of Privacy Claim Where the Plaintiff Can Show