Wearing a Seat Belt in an Automobile to Protect Yourself

question 106

Multiple Choice

Wearing a seat belt in an automobile to protect yourself against injury is an example of ____________ risk.

• A) reducing
• B) assuming
• C) pooling
• D) shifting
• E) avoiding

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