To identify what bad things could happen, the administrator should perform:
A) Industry-wide research studies.
B) Exit interviews.
C) Safety protocols.
D) Risk assessments.

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Risk assessments involve identifying potential risks and hazards in order to develop a plan to mitigate them. This would be the most effective way for an administrator to identify potential bad things that could happen and take steps to prevent them. Industry-wide research studies may not necessarily apply to the specific situation at hand, exit interviews may only provide information about past incidents rather than potential future risks, and safety protocols are reactive measures rather than proactive risk assessments.

To Identify What Bad Things Could Happen, the Administrator Should