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6.1. Public Response to Risk Communication
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What is risk communication?
Hint
Think about how we inform people about dangers.
- 2.
Why is hazard analysis important?
Hint
Consider which groups do this analysis.
- 3.
What does risk communication aim to achieve?
- To inform the public
- To create panic
- To generate media buzz
Hint
Consider the role of communication in emergencies.
- 4.
True or False: Different interpretations of risk by journalists can lead to public mistrust.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the importance of unified messaging.
- 5.
Evaluate a real-life case of risk communication breakdown and outline how it could have improved.
Hint
Look for case studies in environmental disasters.
- 6.
Design an ideal risk communication plan for a natural disaster and consider various audience perceptions.
Hint
Think about how different communities might need different strategies.
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