Abstract
A recent two-day meeting was called by the Royal Society to discuss all types of risks, but symptomatic of the concerns of most of those present, the discussion centred mainly on the risks inherent in energy production and use. Among the subjects considered were public perception of differing risks, and how these are ranked, and risks versus benefits. Quotations from and summaries of many of the papers presented show that it was generally felt that scientists must be very careful in the way that they use numerical assessments of risk and that they should pay more attention than they have to social and political factors.
Citation Formats
Daglish, J.
Assessment and perception of risk.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1981.
Web.
Daglish, J.
Assessment and perception of risk.
United Kingdom.
Daglish, J.
1981.
"Assessment and perception of risk."
United Kingdom.
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title = {Assessment and perception of risk}
author = {Daglish, J}
abstractNote = {A recent two-day meeting was called by the Royal Society to discuss all types of risks, but symptomatic of the concerns of most of those present, the discussion centred mainly on the risks inherent in energy production and use. Among the subjects considered were public perception of differing risks, and how these are ranked, and risks versus benefits. Quotations from and summaries of many of the papers presented show that it was generally felt that scientists must be very careful in the way that they use numerical assessments of risk and that they should pay more attention than they have to social and political factors.}
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volume = {291}
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title = {Assessment and perception of risk}
author = {Daglish, J}
abstractNote = {A recent two-day meeting was called by the Royal Society to discuss all types of risks, but symptomatic of the concerns of most of those present, the discussion centred mainly on the risks inherent in energy production and use. Among the subjects considered were public perception of differing risks, and how these are ranked, and risks versus benefits. Quotations from and summaries of many of the papers presented show that it was generally felt that scientists must be very careful in the way that they use numerical assessments of risk and that they should pay more attention than they have to social and political factors.}
journal = []
volume = {291}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1981}
month = {Jan}
}