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a near miss

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a near miss
a situation in which an accident or unpleasant situation almost happened and was only just avoided I managed to brake just in time but it was a near miss.
See also: miss, near


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Other individuals may have a psychological way of dealing with higher risk perceptions so that employees take on a belief that injuries will not happen to them (Weinstein, 1989), thus resulting in more of a denial when an injury or a near miss does occur.
In this article, the authors highlight a near miss (also known as a good catch) that occurred in an intensive care unit with the use of cyclophosphamide for intravenous administration.
They've found that gamblers like me are turned on more by a near miss than a winner.
 
 
 
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