reasonable foreseeability

Reasonable foreseeability refers to the ability to predict or anticipate outcomes based on existing knowledge or common experiences. In legal and general contexts, it means that one should consider how their actions could lead to certain consequences that a typical person might expect. For example, if someone spills a drink on a floor, it is reasonably foreseeable that someone might slip on it. This concept helps determine responsibility and accountability, as individuals are expected to act with an awareness of potential risks that could affect others.