Risk communication: Absolute versus relative expressions of low-probability risks

ER Stone, JF Yates, AM Parker - Organizational Behavior and Human …, 1994 - Elsevier
According to most prescriptive decision rules, formally equivalent methods of communicating
risk information should have identical effects on risk-taking behavior, even if the pertinent …
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According to most prescriptive decision rules, formally equivalent methods of communicating
risk information should have identical effects on risk-taking behavior, even if the pertinent …

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