A lack of concern for the consequences which a person foresees as the probable consequence of his or her action. Reckless indifference is the requisite mental element for some offences. Reckless indifference to consequences is as blameworthy as deliberately seeking such consequences, thus an act performed in reckless indifference as to the outcome is sufficient to ground the tort in its second form: Tso Yung v Cheng Yeung Hing (HCPI 1509/2000, unreported). See also Wilful blindness.
對一人可預見其行動的可能後果缺乏關注。在若干罪行，罔顧後果的不關心是必需的精神狀況。罔顧後果的不關心與蓄意謀求有關後果同樣該受責備，因而就結果而言，在罔顧後果的不關心作出的行為足夠扎把民事侵權建立在第二種形式上：Tso Yung v Cheng Yeung Hing（高院傷亡訴訟2000年第1509號，未經彙報）。另見 Wilful blindness。

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