Given Workplace Laws Concerning Hazards,how Is It That Employees Continue

question 17

Multiple Choice

Given workplace laws concerning hazards,how is it that employees continue to work,for example,at a chemical plant.

• A)Employers with hazardous work are in violation of the law.
• B)Employees choose not to exercise their right to refuse unsafe work.
• C)Governments turn a blind eye to this type of company.
• D)These employers are required to minimize the risks and provide protection to workers.

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Definitions:

Curve Of Forgetting

A graph that illustrates the decline of memory retention over time, where information is lost exponentially if no effort is made to retain it.

Long-Term Memory

The phase of the memory system that is capable of storing information for long periods of time, often throughout a person's life.

Interference Theory

A theory suggesting that the ability to remember information is affected by other information learned either previously or subsequently.

Proactive Interference

is a phenomenon where older memories inhibit the ability to remember new information because of the clutter or confusion of old and new information.