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Theory Development

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Basic Model

Issue: Carbon Monoxide in the workplace

Varibale1: Goal Variable

Variable 3

Variable 2

The basic model displays the relationships that exist between the variables and their connection to the main issue which is carbon monoxide in the workplace. It is evident that the goal variable is the controlling factor on the basis that it dwells on the nature of the workplace. The other variables such as the early discovery of exposure levels of carbon monoxide in the workplace effects cost incurred in conducting quality checks and reducing carbon monoxide in the workplace calls for consistent quality checks simply depend on the goals variable to be successfully executed (Gay & Urquhart, 2016).

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Relations Between Carbon Monoxide In The Workplace And The Selected Variables

Issue: Carbon Monoxide in the workplace

Variable1: Goal Variable- Nature of the workplace affects the levels of exposure to carbon monoxide

Variable 2: Early discovery of exposure levels of carbon monoxide in the workplace effects costs incurred in conducting quality checks

Variable 3: reducing carbon monoxide in the workplace calls for consistent quality checks

The basic model depicts the relationships that exist in all the variables and their connection to the main issue which is carbon monoxide in the workplace. In this context, it is evident that both variable 1 and variable 2 and the issue connects to the goal variable that outlines the nature of the workplace and its susceptibility to exposure levels of carbon monoxide (Gay & Urquhart, 2016). The goal variable connects to the issue of carbon monoxide in the workplace on the basis that the office could be facing the danger of emission of the carbon monoxide gas.

The goal variable connects with variable2 that denotes that early discovery of the presence of the carbon monoxide in the workplace would affect the costs incurred. In this context, it is quite evident that early discovery of the exposure levels of the toxic gas would determine the nature of the workplace (Gay & Urquhart, 2016). Hence, modalities related to reducing the costs of stamping out carbon monoxide can be idealized.

The basic model also outlines how the goal variable is dependent on by variable3 that captures the act of reducing the dominance of carbon monoxide in the workplace. Based on the model, reducing levels of carbon monoxide calls for consistent quality checks. Quality checks come with costs (Gay & Urquhart, 2016). Hence, the earlier the toxic gas is discovered the cheaper the process of conducting quality checks.

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References

Gay, R., & Urquhart, G. (2016).Carbon monoxide–risks at go-karting venues. Chemical Hazards and Poisons Report, 60.