The risk communication area has been the focus of much research. Studies
have been conducted on aspects such as the best way to present information
(e.g., Golding, Krimsky, and Plough 1992), the best medium for transmitting
information to a “target” audience (e.g., Chipman et al. 1996), and the best
people to impart such information (e.g., Frewer et al. 1996). Less research,
however, has been conducted on mechanisms for involving the public at
higher levels of input into decision making.
The risk communication area has been the focus of much research. Studieshave been conducted on aspects such as the best way to present information(e.g., Golding, Krimsky, and Plough 1992), the best medium for transmittinginformation to a “target” audience (e.g., Chipman et al. 1996), and the bestpeople to impart such information (e.g., Frewer et al. 1996). Less research,however, has been conducted on mechanisms for involving the public athigher levels of input into decision making.
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