The Concept of Reasonable Foreseeability Is Directly Relevant to

The concept of reasonable foreseeability is directly relevant to

A) factual causation.
B) the duty of care and the standard of care, but not remoteness.
C) contributory negligence, but not illegality.
D) the standard of care, but not the defence of contributory negligence.
E) both the but- for test and the concept of an intervening act.