Risk communication for fire emergencies : theoretical concepts and practical procedures : research report.

By:

Rohrmann, Bernd

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Parkville, Vic. : University of Melbourne, 1994Description: 51 pSubject(s):

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302.12 21

Subject: The objective of the project was to analyze fire hazard information materials and procedures with respect to established concepts of risk communication, to identify pertinent socio-psychological processes, and to derive relevant principles which can direct practical proposals for communicating fire risks to the public - both before and during emergencies or disasters - as effectively as possible

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References: p.41-51

The objective of the project was to analyze fire hazard information materials and procedures with respect to established concepts of risk communication, to identify pertinent socio-psychological processes, and to derive relevant principles which can direct practical proposals for communicating fire risks to the public - both before and during emergencies or disasters - as effectively as possible

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