Accidents and decision making under uncertainty: A comparison of four models
Heinrich's (1931) classical study implies that most industrial accidents can be characterized
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Heinrich's (1931) classical study implies that most industrial accidents can be characterized
as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies Heinrich's …
as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies Heinrich's …
Accidents and Decision Making under Uncertainty: A Comparison of Four Models
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Heinrich's (1931) classical study implies that most industrial accidents can be characterized
as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies Heinrich's …
as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies Heinrich's …
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Abstract HW Heinrich's (1931) classical study implies that most industrial accidents can be
characterized as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies …
characterized as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies …
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Abstract Heinrich's (1931) classical study implies that most industrial accidents can be
characterized as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies …
characterized as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies …
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Heinrich's (1931) classical study implies that most industrial accidents can be characterized
as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies Heinrich's …
as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies Heinrich's …
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Abstract Heinrich's (1931) classical study implies that most industrial accidents can be
characterized as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies …
characterized as a probabilistic result of human error. The present research quantifies …