Risk Analysis

Safety Impacts of SUVs, Vans, and Pickup Trucks in Two-Vehicle Crashes
pp. 641-650(10)
Authors: Toy E.L.; Hammitt J.K.

Spatial Stochastic Simulation Offers Potential as a Quantitative Method for Pest Risk Analysis
pp. 651-661(11)
Author: Rafoss T.

Bacon, Boole, the EPA, and Scientific Standards
pp. 663-668(6)
Author: Root D.H.

Perception of Environmental Hazards in Hong Kong Chinese
pp. 669-684(16)
Authors: Chuk-ling Lai J.; Tao J.

What Risks Are Chinese People Concerned About?
pp. 685-695(11)
Authors: Xie X.; Wang M.; Xu L.

How Do Individuals Apply Risk Information When Choosing Among Health Care Interventions?
pp. 697-704(8)
Authors: Gyrd-Hansen D.; Kristiansen I.S.; Nexøe J.; Nielsen J.B.

Test of a Trust and Confidence Model in the Applied Context of Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Risks
pp. 705-716(12)
Authors: Siegrist M.; Earle T.C.; Gutscher H.

Trust in Risky Messages: The Role of Prior Attitudes
pp. 717-726(10)
Authors: White M.P.; Pahl S.; Buehner M.; Haye A.

Trust and Risk Perception in Western Europe: A Cross-National Study
pp. 727-738(12)
Author: Viklund M.J.

Attitudes and Risk Perceptions of Stakeholders in a Nuclear Waste Siting Issue
pp. 739-749(11)
Authors: Sjöberg L.

The “Trust Gap” Hypothesis: Predicting Support for Biotechnology Across National Cultures as a Function of Trust in Actors
pp. 751-766(16)
Authors: Priest S.H.; Bonfadelli H.; Rusanen M.

Are Some Risk Comparisons More Effective Under Conflict?: A Replication and Extension of Roth et al.
pp. 767-780(14)
Author: Johnson B.B.

Further Notes on Public Response to Uncertainty in Risks and Science
pp. 781-789(9)
Author: Johnson B.B.

Evaluating Risk Communication about Fish Consumption Advisories: Efficacy of a Brochure versus a Classroom Lesson in Spanish and English
pp. 791-803(13)
Authors: Burger J.; McDermott M.H.; Chess C.; Bochenek E.; Perez-Lugo M.; Pflugh K.K.

Vulnerability and Risk: Some Thoughts from a Political and Policy Perspective
pp. 805-810(6)
Authors: Sarewitz D.; Pielke R.; Keykhah M.

The Speeding Attitude Scale and the Role of Sensation Seeking in Profiling Young Drivers at Risk
pp. 811-820(10)
Authors: Whissell R.W.; Bigelow B.J.

Risk Target: An Interactive Context Factor in Risk Perception
pp. 821-828(8)
Authors: Hermand D.; Karsenty S.; Py Y.; Guillet L.; Chauvin B.; Simeone A.; Teresa M.; Sastre M.; Mullet E.

Communicating Worst-Case Scenarios: Neighbors' Views of Industrial Accident Management
pp. 829-840(12)
Authors: Johnson B.B.; Chess C.

Polarization in the Reaction to Health-Risk Information: A Question of Social Position?
pp. 841-855(15)
Authors: Lindbladh E.; Lyttkens C.H.

Book Review
pp. 857-858(2)
Author: Morrone M.