To determine the reasonableness of a spectator search at a public venue the courts look to the totality of the circumstances and typically analyze three factors, including which of the following?
a. Need, Nature of the Intrusion, and State Privacy Laws
b. Nature of the Intrusion, Individual Privacy Interests, and Nature of the Threat
c. Need, Efficacy, and Nature of the Intrusion
d. Efficacy, Nature of Individual Privacy Interests, and Nature of the Threat

Hegyes was driving her car when it was negligently struck by a unjian enterprises truck. she was injured, and an implant was placed in her body to counteract the injuries. she sued unjian, and the case was settled. two years later hegyes became pregnant. the growing fetus pressed against the implant, making it necessary for her doctor to deliver the child 51 days prematurely by cesarean section. because of its premature birth, the child had a breathing handicap. suit was brought against unjian enterprises for the harm sustained by the child. was the defendant liable?