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The answer for this is C ;)
Depending on what you are thawing, both a microwave and hot water wouldn't be recommended, like meat, if you ran raw meat under hot water or immediately in the microwave it is going to cook a bit but it will still be raw.
Refrigerating is a safe way to thaw but it would take a day or a few to thaw your food, as well as cold water, cold water defrosts at a cool temperature not heating the foot / meat or whatever immediately.
In this case I would say that the unsafe method would be <em>running under hot water</em>.