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jon_i

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Toyota uses cadmium pigments in the paint for its cars. At the Toyota plant, air samples are frequently taken as a precautionary measure to ensure that employees are not exposed to levels outside the OSHA safety standards.
 
  Which of the following best describes this situation?
  A) job simulation tests
  B) unsafe conditions
  C) industrial hygiene
  D) screening

Question 2

Problems involving friction between two or more employees and that usually affect productivity are most accurately categorized as:
 
  (a) low-consequence work-oriented problems, (b) high-consequence work-oriented problems, (c) low-consequence people problems, (d) high-consequence people problems.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

d



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