The Feeling of Risk: New Perspectives on Risk Perception (Earthscan Risk in Society)
by Paul Slovic
In 'The Feeling of Risk: New Perspectives on Risk Perception,' Paul Slovic explores the emotional underpinnings of how people evaluate risks. This insightful book, part of the Earthscan Risk in Society series, offers fresh interdisciplinary views on the psychological and social factors shaping our responses to uncertainty and danger in modern society.
About This Book
The Feeling of Risk presents new viewpoints on risk perception, examining the emotional and intuitive ways individuals assess dangers in everyday life and broader societal contexts.
Drawing from interdisciplinary research, it highlights how feelings influence decisions about hazards, from environmental threats to technological advancements.
Part of the Earthscan Risk in Society series, this work contributes to understanding the complex interplay between human cognition and risk management.
Paul Slovic's contributions emphasize the subjective nature of risk, challenging traditional quantitative approaches to safety and policy-making.
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