What are the 3 levels of personal threat?

The three levels of personal threat typically include low, moderate, and high threats. Low threats may involve minor risks or inconveniences, such as receiving annoying messages or facing social disapproval. Moderate threats can encompass situations like harassment or financial scams that impact an individual’s safety or well-being. High threats involve severe risks, such as physical violence, stalking, or life-threatening situations that pose a significant danger to a person's safety.