Final answer:
The element that is NOT part of a lawsuit for publicity to private facts according to the Shulman v. Group W decision is d) Public exposure.
Step-by-step explanation:
The student asked which of the following is NOT an element of a lawsuit for publicity to private facts according to the California Supreme Court's Shulman v. Group W decision. The options were: a) Publication of private facts, b) Public disclosure, c) Private information, d) Public exposure. In the context of this type of lawsuit, which is part of privacy law and often linked to the topic of defamation of character, the key elements actually include the public disclosure of private facts which are offensive to a reasonable person and are not of legitimate public concern. Therefore, the option that is NOT a recognized element of such a lawsuit is d) Public exposure, as this term is not typically used in the legal standards for a privacy claim.