In general, risk communication deals with inherent and ongoing issues. 

When the audience perceive low threat and low efficacy, what should risk communication messages do to motivate protective actions against a serious and relevant threat?

What kind of risk communication is needed for a low hazard, high outrage group?

The belief in one’s ability to carry out a given course of action to reduce risk refers to:

Which of the following is NOT the findings from Sinaceur et al.’s “Emotional and deliberative reactions to mad cow disease in France” study?

Scientists agree that the relationship between fear and compliance to message recommendation is curvilinear, such that compliance is the highest when fear is at a medium-level.

According to EPPM, when perceived threat is high and perceived efficacy is also high, what happens?

Perceptions about the prevalence of a behavior among others refer to:

Daily Writing #7: Open Topic (or select if unsure) Write about a subject of your choice! Homecoming may be a great topic if you need a topic.  You will have 20 minutes. You may also use one of the below prompts if you get stuck thinking of a topic: Substitute teachers are tired of not being taken seriously. They come together and form a secret society, with plans to revolt. An Elvis impersonator is so good that many start to believe Elvis has actually come back to life. Soon, he has been recruited to lead a superstitious Elvis-loving cult. Your character wakes up one day and everything they say rhymes. They can’t control it.

Who read the “Declaration of Rights and Sentiments” at the Seneca Falls Convention?