Which of the following aspects is NOT part of Behavioral Science mitigation responses?

The aspect that does not fit within Behavioral Science mitigation responses is the investment in new technologies. Behavioral Science focuses on understanding human behavior and addressing issues that arise from individual actions and interactions. Mitigation strategies in this field often involve direct interventions related to individuals and their mental health or behavior, such as referral for counseling, personalized responses to specific incidents, and decisions regarding employment status based on behavioral evaluations.

In contrast, investing in new technologies is more aligned with technical or operational measures rather than behavioral interventions. While technology can play a role in enhancing security and monitoring systems, it does not directly address the human factors that Behavioral Science seeks to understand and mitigate. Thus, it lies outside the purview of Behavioral Science responses.