Question 10009 of 406 · Illinois Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
When communicating about pesticide risk with the public, a professional should
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Correct answer to question 10009
- C: use clear, factual language without exaggerating or minimizing risk
Explanation
Clear and honest communication builds trust. Pesticide risk depends on toxicity and exposure and should be explained without alarm or false assurance.
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