Findley and Farber define which of the following as, "the use of scientific data to define the probability of some harm coming to an individual or a population because of exposure to a substance or situation.

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Risk assessment is the use of scientific data to determine the likelihood of harm occurring due to exposure to a substance or situation. Cost-benefit analysis and economic analysis refer to different methods of evaluating the economic impact of a decision or policy. Scientific assessments may be a part of the process of conducting a risk assessment, but do not fully encompass the definition of risk assessment.

Findley and Farber Define Which of the Following As, "The