9. Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. Indicators of potentially violent behavior usually cannot be managed and treated; hence, the only way to effectively prevent workplace violence is to successfully screen for violent tendencies in job applicants. B. Historically, employees who commit violent acts in the workplace typically just 'snap,' which is why it's impossible to prevent situations such as active shooter incidents. C. If you notice characteristics of potentially violent behavior in an employee or coworker, you should collect evidence before alerting your supervisor or human resources department. D. Regardless of the type of workplace violence, the chances for prevention improve with increased awareness of potential warning signs and rapid response to a