When considering the probability of being killed at work (experiencing a job-related death), which of the following are true. A) the difference in in the probability of dying on the job is part of compensating differentials in pay. However, research shows that compensating differentials explain only a small percent (less than 25%) of the difference in wages between men and women. B) men are far more likely to die in a job related incident than women are. C) given that a person has died due to their work, the probability that a woman's death was due to violence is higher than the probability that a man's death was by violence. D) both men and women who die on the job are more likely to die due to a transportation related incident (probably traffic accident) than any other cause. E) given that a person has died due to their work, the probability that a man's death was due to violence is higher than the probability that a woman's death was by violence.