The principle that only the type of injury must be foreseeable is known as the "thin skull rule."

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The thin skull rule states that a tortfeasor is liable for the full extent of the victim's injuries, even if the victim's injuries are more severe than the tortfeasor could have reasonably foreseen. This is because the tortfeasor's actions were the cause of the victim's injuries, and the tortfeasor is therefore responsible for the full extent of the harm caused.

The Principle That Only the Type of Injury Must Be