However, after two months of working. in the loading unit, she began to experience persistent lower-back pain. Andrews felt sure her hurried lifting techniques were to blame, but she valued the approval of approval of her supervisor and fellow workers too much to do anything that night slow her down. Finally, One day while loading a truck Andrews fell to the pavement in pain, and could not get up. her backlegs were numb. she had to be rushed to the emergency room of the local hospital. by the time lued fellow workers too much to do anything that migh ly, one day while a truck, Andrews fell to the could not get up. Her back throbbed with intense pain, and her legs were numb. She had to be rushed to the emergency room of local hospital. By the time Andrews checked out of the hospital a week later, r surgery to repair two ruptured discs.
Jane Andrews's situation can be explained by the explained by the epidemiological theory of accident causation. The predispositional factor was her susceptibility sure from her coworkers and supervisor. The applicable e pressure and the priorities of the supervisor Th peer ther, caused the accident