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If actual employee activity is not observed while making an improvement plan, what weakness may remain?

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Correct answer: Real risks and unnecessary movements may be missed

Answer: A, because direct observation of real work can reveal risks that are not obvious in a written description or planned procedure. An observer may notice repeated reaching, twisting, awkward posture, excessive force, poor placement of tools, or unnecessary movements. These details help an improvement plan address the actual task rather than an imagined version of it. Observation should be respectful and, where appropriate, combined with the worker's feedback, because the worker can describe discomfort and practical difficulties. B is wrong because risks do not disappear without correction. C is wrong because ignoring real activity can make a plan less accurate. D is wrong because worker feedback remains valuable for identifying problems and checking whether the proposed change works. Memory cue: observe the real task, then improve the real risk.

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