In interpreting an insurance policy, the doctrine of reasonable expectations means:
a. The policy will be interpreted according to the reasonable expectations of the insurance company.
b. The policy will be interpreted according to the reasonable expectations of the insured.
c. The policy will be interpreted according to the reasonable person standard.
d. The policy will be interpreted according to the reasonable expectations of both the insured and the insurance company.
B
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