Discussion: What types of events are considered triggers for risk assessment? Make sure to give examples of these types of events. In your initial post, discuss your reasons for the events you selected.
In response to your peers, discuss why you feel the event is a trigger and what the potential impact could be if risk assessment were not conducted. Be sure to consider the cost of risk assessment in your response.(1 page at least)
NOTE
APA reminders - In your Discussions and Assignments -
* Use less than 10% direct quotes
* Quotes over 40 words not allowed in this classes (by exception only ahead of time)
* Every quote needs a specific page or paragraph number
* Ideas and concepts from articles on websites need to be re-written in your own thoughts, vocabulary, and ideas and not simply paraphrased.
PLEASE READ THIS.IT IS VERY IMPORTANT
Allow your discussion posts to be detailed and capable of sharing knowledge, ideas and points.
You must discuss the topic using your own words first. Using your own words indicate you understand the topic of discussions.
Secondly, you must cite your sources in-text. This is necessary to justify your points.
Sources from several sources showed good research abilities. Lastly, you must provide references at the bottom of your post.
A discussion post without justification with sources does not show proper research abilities. A terse and not detailed discussions represent post that would not provide enough sharing of knowledge or proper understanding of the topic.
DO NOT just copy and paste a sentence from online with citation at the end as your own discussion.
I have not asked for definitions, I asked for discussions and will not buy this. You must show understanding of the discussion topic by using your own words to describe the topic and then justify that with sources.
12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. Sources should be cited according to APA citation method (citation should be relevant and current). Page-length requirements:1 page at least.
Make sure you cite if you take a piece of someone's work, very important and your reference should relate to your writing (don't cite a reference because it relates to the course and not this very paper) at least 4 current and relevant academic references. No heavy paraphrasing of others work.