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1.1. Lecture – 16: Disaster Preparedness from Cognitive and Heuristic Perspectives
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What is a cognitive heuristic?
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- 2.
Name one type of risk mentioned in the lecture.
Hint
Consider the different areas of life.
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What is a cognitive heuristic?
- A mental shortcut
- A detailed analysis
- A long-term strategy
Hint
Think about quick ways people make decisions.
- 4.
True or False: Individual decisions in disaster preparedness are solely based on cultural norms.
- True
- False
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Consider personal factors outside of culture.
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Analyze how a cultural bias could hinder proper disaster preparedness in a specific community.
Hint
Think about community norms around safety and past experiences.
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Evaluate a disaster preparedness campaign’s effectiveness in using cognitive heuristics to influence behavior.
Hint
Consider emotional appeals and direct messaging.
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