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Re: Risk vs. Perception Study
Tosh,
Only for you my friend.... I dug through some VERY dusty/mouldy
files and found a copy of "Science" 17 April 1987, Vol. 236 -
Pages 233-364, that I had saved because it contained some EXCELLENT
articles on "risk". The "Risk Assessment
Issue" starts on Page 267 - Risk Assessment and Comparisons: An
Introduction: R. Wilson and E.A.C. Crouch. Page 271 - Ranking
Possible Carcinogenic Hazards: B.N. Ames, R Magaw, L.S. Gold. Page
280 - Perception of Risk: P. Clovic. Page 286 - Risk Assessment in
Environmental Policy-Making: M. Russell and M Gruber. Page 291 -
Health and Safety Risk Analyses: Information for Better Decisions:"
L.B. Lave. Page 296 The Safety Goals of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
Commission: D. Okrent.
The table which I believe that you're looking for is in the Risk
Assessment and Comparisons: An Introduction article.
Hope this helps...
Joel Baumbaugh (baumbaug@nosc.mil)
SSC-SD (The Navy in San Diego)...
At 10:47 AM 8/16/2001 -0700, Tosh Ushino wrote:
Greetings RADSAFERS,
I am looking for the table that illustrates public risk perception
vs.
actrual risk. I think this was published in a scientific journal
(Scientific American?) many (+20 years?) years ago. I also know that
this
was discussed more than once on RADSAFE but my search of RADSAFE
Archive
was not fruitful.
Can anyone email me the table (in a text format, PDF, or image file),
or
let know where I can find it?
Thank you in advance.
Tosh Ushino
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