Match each of the following examples related to workplace safety with the underlying economic principle most clearly being illustrated. A worker found themselves in an extremely unsafe situation, but , , , , struggled to process the situation rationally and continued to \\/ Choose... work, despite a sub-optimal wage-safety trade-off. Imperfect information Risk as feelings Wishful thinking bias Hyperbolic discounting A worker's dwindling bank balance motivated them to accept employment in a very unsafe workplace. They have told friends that they are not too worried about the risk involved. A worker decided to accept the unsafe working conditions at their workplace, despite the high potential for injury, primarily because Choose... the employer pays workers at the end of each day. 0 A worker recently started a new job with a business that has a very poor safety record. When a friend explained these issues and questioned them about their decision, they were stunned to find out about their new employer's safety issues. 0 Choose