Risk Evaluation and Management Concepts
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Risk evaluation involves an objective assessment of whether a risk is manageable and acceptable.

False (B)

The process of risk evaluation includes deciding if risk mitigation measures should be implemented.

True (A)

Risk acceptance is unrelated to the evaluation of risk.

False (B)

In risk evaluation, a 'high' risk indicates that corresponding work should not proceed.

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Evaluating a risk as 'low' guarantees that work can proceed without any further analysis.

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Risk Evaluation

The process of subjectively determining whether a risk is considered high or low, and whether it's acceptable to proceed or needs mitigation measures.

Risk Acceptance

The point at which a risk is considered tolerable and work can proceed without further action.

Risk Mitigation

Actions taken to reduce or eliminate a risk, making it more acceptable.

Risk Tolerance

The level of risk considered acceptable based on factors like potential harm and likelihood.

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Risk Factors

Factors that influence the evaluation and acceptance of risk, including personal values, regulations, and organizational policies.

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