Personal and occupational characteristics have been shown to affect the likelihood of accidents occurring.Injury rates are higher among
A)Men than women,as well as workers who are more healthy to begin with.
B)Men than women,as well as workers who are less healthy to begin with.
C)Women than men,as well as workers who are more healthy to begin with.
D)Women than women,as well as workers who are less healthy to begin with.

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Injury rates are generally higher among men than women, likely due to the types of occupations men are more frequently involved in, which may be more hazardous. Additionally, workers who are less healthy to begin with are at a higher risk of accidents and injuries, as pre-existing health conditions can exacerbate the severity of workplace accidents or make individuals more susceptible to them.

Personal and Occupational Characteristics Have Been Shown to Affect the Likelihood