In some cases, small children are attracted by dangerous objects or property.In such circumstances, the owner has a special duty toward the children, especially if they are too young to be responsible for their own safety.This is called the doctrine of:
A)comparative negligence.
B)last clear chance.
C)stare decisis.
D)assumption of risk.
E)attractive nuisance.

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The doctrine of attractive nuisance holds property owners liable for harm to children attracted by hazardous conditions on their property, recognizing that children may not appreciate the risks.

In Some Cases, Small Children Are Attracted by Dangerous Objects