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This article describes various procedures for assessing whether the amount of risk a person takes in the execution of a task is too great, too small or just right for the purpose of net benefit maximization. These procedures attempt to mimic human decision making in traffic where the actual accident risk taken by road users may or may not be optimal when overall costs and benefits are being considered...