Lecture

Risk Analysis and Management: Perception and Acceptance

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Description

This lecture covers risk assessment, factors influencing perception and acceptance of risk, psychological aspects of risk decisions, known and unknown risks, coping strategies, collective vs. individual risk acceptance, media influence on risk perception, and the concept of acceptable risk.

Instructor

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