Determining the "Acceptable Risk" Level Is Complicated Because

question 64

Multiple Choice

Determining the "acceptable risk" level is complicated because

• A) we do not know the consequences of a particular hazard.
• B) we cannot predict when an event will occur.
• C) we do not know how many hazards are linked to one another.
• D) different people have different attitudes about what is acceptable and what is not.
• E) risk is never acceptable.

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