1.

The emphasis of energy release theory is on the attempts to control the Answer
of accidents, i.e. the philosophy of loss reduction. severity
2. An Answer occurs as a result of personal hazard (mechanical hazard).
3. According to Answer theory, an accident happens when an energy
which is out of control puts more stress than the structure could tolerate.
4. theory regards accidents as a physical engineering problem.
5. A personal injury (property damage) occurs as a result of an Answer .
6. theories explain the sequence that leads to injury or damage
7. theory blames human behaviour for the occurrence of accidents
8. The emphasis of domino theory is on the attempts to control the frequency of
accidents, i.e. the philosophy of loss Answer
9. Domino theory assumes that individuals have the power to change, so the theory seeks
to modify human behaviour through the Answer of rules, regulations
and laws.
10. Energy release theory seeks to eliminate unsafe physical conditions through
safety Answer .
11. The emphasis of domino theory is on the attempts to control the Answer
of accidents, i.e. the philosophy of loss prevention.
12. An individual’s personal shortcomings are inherited or acquired by the individual as a
result of his surrounding Answer .
13. theory adopts the engineering approach to loss reduction that
focuses on mechanical and environmental factors.
14. theory states that accidents are caused by the transfer of energy
that has caused damage to the structure.
15. According to domino theory, removing unsafe act (unsafe condition) could Answer
an injury-accident.
16. A personal hazard (mechanical hazard) exists because of an individual’s personal Answer
.
17. The Answer is the conditions into which the individual is born.
environment
18. Domino theory assumes that individuals have the power to change, so the theory seeks
to modify human behaviour through safety Answer .
19. theory adopts the human behaviour approach to loss prevention
that focuses on individuals.
20. The emphasis of energy release theory is on the attempts to control the severity of
accidents, i.e. the philosophy of loss Answer .