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A voluntary hazard refers to a risk or danger that individuals choose to accept or engage in, often for personal enjoyment or benefit. Examples include activities like skydiving, smoking, or extreme sports, where participants are aware of the potential dangers but proceed willingly. Unlike involuntary hazards, which individuals may face without choice (like exposure to pollution), voluntary hazards are typically linked to personal decisions and lifestyle choices.

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