… This study compares public acceptance of AVs as a function of risk perceptions in two
countries leading the AV industry—Japan and Israel. We set our study within the risk-as-feelings …

… risk perception varied considerably from one nation to another. Filipinos, especially, but also
the Spanish, Israelis, Russians, and Japanese … Journalists in Israel and Japan paid little or …

… various risks studied in this research: Egypt, Turkey, Japan … is significantly higher among the
Israeli group than among the … that for the Israeli group the mean levels of risk perceptions for …

… of a high vulnerability risk area in Israel and assessed factors … The finding that risk perceptions
did not affect expected … the risk perceptions of individuals in New Zealand and Japan and …

… Chinese visitors felt relatively safe and Japanese visitors felt … risk perception studies could
be done on tourists who are regularly attracted to “risky” or dangerous destinations (eg, Israel, …

… risk perceptions of 579 Israeli students who were backpackers. The study findings indicate
that perceived risk … phenomenon, which includes factors of risk similar to those mentioned in …

… the impact of parental risk perceptions, health literacy and … by comparing their risk perceptions
regarding seasonal influenza … parental risk perceptions and influenza vaccination uptake. …

… to a specific destination (ie, Israel), indicating lower risk perceptions (Fuchs & Reichel, 2004).
… in choice behavior and use of decision aids: A comparison of Japan and the United States. …

… We investigate vaccine willingness in three nations with very different vaccine histories: Israel,
Japan and Hungary. Employing an ecological-systems approach we analyse associations …

… of risk perception. There are a few studies in cross-national research in risk perception that
… technological development is associated with lowered risk perceptions. The study by Nyland (…