One Problem with Relying Too Heavily on Risk-Factors in Prevention

question 13

Multiple Choice

One problem with relying too heavily on risk-factors in prevention of CSA is that ______?

• A)there are always some margin of children who are victims of CSA that do not fit within the risk factors
• B)the risk factors are not empirically reliable
• C)there have not been all that many identified risk factors
• D)the risk factors have been collected using sample data and thus the risk factors do not account for all children

Gain insight into the impact of sales changes on margin and turnover.

Recognize the differences between profit, cost, and investment centers in terms of responsibility and performance evaluation.

Understand the significance of transfer pricing and its implications on divisional performance.

Learn the computation of net operating income and its relevance in managerial accounting.

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Definitions:

Probability

Is a measure of the likelihood that an event will occur, expressed as a number between 0 and 1, where 0 indicates impossibility and 1 indicates certainty.

Certainty

A state of being sure or confident about something without any doubt.

Uncertainty

The state of being unsure or not having all the information, which makes outcomes unpredictable.

Specific Result

A distinct outcome or effect that is the aim of an action or plan.