A line graph titled 'Functional-Form Sensitivity Across Occupations' displays four different functional forms: Multiplicative ISEF, Additive mean, Min-rule, and Geometric mean. The horizontal axis represents various occupations, while the vertical axis shows exposure scores under each specification. The Multiplicative ISEF line, represented by a solid line, shows a decreasing trend. The Additive mean line, represented by a dashed line, fluctuates but generally stays above the Multiplicative ISEF line. The Min-rule line, represented by a dotted line, shows a relatively stable trend. The Geometric mean line, represented by a dash-dotted line, follows a similar pattern to the Multiplicative ISEF line. Notable occupations with significant movement across specifications include Industrial Engineering Technologists and Technicians, Water Wastewater Engineers, Environmental Engineers, and Non-Destructive Testing Specialists.Functional-form sensitivity across multiplicative, additive, min-rule, and equal-weight geometric-mean occupation-level exposure specifications
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