Human reliability
A) Indicates that humans will not make mistakes.
B) Is not possible to determine.
C) Is the extent to which individuals will not make errors.
D) Must be assess using machines, which are reliable.

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Human reliability refers to the likelihood that individuals will not make errors in a given task or situation. While it is impossible to guarantee that no mistakes will be made, assessing and improving human reliability can help minimize the risk of errors and improve overall performance. Machines are not necessary to assess human reliability, although they may be used to support or augment human performance.

Human Reliability