Predictions of dangerousness
A) may be statistically significant (better than chance), but have high error rates
B) have been improved greatly by newer, more powerful statistical methods
C) depend on the scientific development of new interview tools
D) are most helpful when the event to be predicted is rare

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Predictions of dangerousness can indeed be statistically significant, meaning they perform better than random chance, but they often come with high error rates due to the complexity and variability of human behavior. This makes it challenging to predict specific dangerous acts accurately.

Predictions of Dangerousness