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Define risk perception.
Think about how people view their own safety.
What is objective risk?
Consider the difference between facts and feelings.
What does risk perception refer to?
Think about how people feel about dangers.
True or false: Objective risk is always perceived the same way by everyone.
Consider how one person might feel safer than another.
Evaluate a community risk communication plan and identify its strengths and weaknesses.
Focus on how well the plan connects with everyday people.
Develop a campaign aimed at altering public perception about a specific local disaster risk.
Consider emotional appeals and factual information.
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