Hazard Identification Seeks to Determine the Types of Health Problems

question 12

True/False

Hazard identification seeks to determine the types of health problems that could be caused by exposure to materials that have been identified as causing potential health problems.

Differentiate between quantitative, objective, informal, factual, and subjective probabilities in decision making.

Understand the different types of decisions (programmed vs. nonprogrammed) and the context in which they are made.

Identify and understand common decision-making traps and how they can influence outcomes.

Appreciate the concept of unintended consequences in decision-making and the importance of tacit knowledge over explicit knowledge.

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