Through a glass darkly: perceiving perceived risks to health and safety.

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TextPublication details: Dundee, Scotland: Research Unit, School of Architecture, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art/University of Dundee, 1980Description: 169p.: illSubject(s):

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P 302.12 GRE

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Bibliography p.160-166

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Prepared for the Workshop on Perceived Risk, Eugene, Oregon, December, 1980

Summary of work undertaken under contracts FRO/28/068 phases 1 to 4, Fire Research Station, Borehamwood; DGR/490/9 and DGR/480/619, Central Directorate on Environmental Pollution, both Department of the Environment

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