SAFER stands for?

• A. Security, Attack, Flight, Excessive repetitions, Revoke priorities
• B. Security, Attack, Flight, Excessive repetitions, Revise priorities
• C. Safety, Attack, Flight, Excessive repetitions, Revise priorities
• D. Security, Attack, Flight, Excessive repetitions, Reassess priorities

Answer: (B)

SAFER is a quick decision aid used in security-focused training to guide actions under pressure. It starts with Security, meaning establish and maintain protection for people and assets as the first priority. Attack is about being prepared to counter or deter a threat as needed to keep everyone safe. Flight emphasizes moving to safety or creating an escape route when a threat cannot be contained. Excessive repetitions warns against wasting time by repeating the same action without progress. Revise priorities reminds you to continually reassess what’s most important as the situation changes and adjust your actions accordingly.

The correct version uses Security, Attack, Flight, Excessive repetitions, and Revise priorities, which aligns with the standard terminology and the idea of adjusting focus as conditions evolve. Other options swap terms like Safety for Security or use different verbs (Revoke, Reassess) that don’t fit the established acronym.