Defamation of character involves wrongfully hurting a person's good reputation. There are two types of defamation. What are they?

Breaching this duty in writing or other permanent form involves the tort of libel, while breaching this duty orally involves the tort of slander.

Breaching this duty in writing or other permanent form involves the tort of slander, while breaching this duty orally involves the tort of libel.

Breaching this duty in writing or other permanent form involves the tort of invasion of privacy, while breaching this duty orally involves the tort of intentional

infliction of emotional distress.

Breaching this duty in writing or other permanent form involves the tort of actual malice, while breaching this duty orally involves the tort of reckless disregard