Readings for this lesson introduce a variety of factors that influence people’s risk perception.The article “Be Afraid of Being Very Afraid,” (Links to an external site.) published in the Washington Postin 2002 by David Ropeik, director of risk communication at the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis, describes why we are afraid of what we are afraid of:
Considering the readings for this lesson and the reading above, write an analysis on what factors may affect people’s risk perception of another terrorist attack similar to the 9/11 World Trade Center tragedy. Submit your document here.
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