Controls that discourage an incipient incident are called ____.
A) preventative
B) deterrent
C) corrective
D) compensating

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Controls that discourage an incipient incident are called deterrents. Preventative controls are designed to prevent an incident from occurring in the first place, while corrective controls are designed to address an incident after it has occurred. Compensating controls are designed to mitigate the effects of an incident.

Controls That Discourage an Incipient Incident Are Called ____