Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Risk Communication
- 1 INTRODUCTION
- 2 OUR MENTAL MODELS APPROACH
- 3 CREATING AN EXPERT MODEL OF THE RISK
- 4 MENTAL MODELS INTERVIEWS
- 5 CONFIRMATORY QUESTIONNAIRES
- 6 DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF COMMUNICATIONS
- 7 CASE STUDIES: APPLICATIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS
- 8 A MENTAL MODELS APPROACH TO HIV/AIDS
- 9 SOME CONCLUDING THOUGHTS
- Appendix A Brochure on global warming and climate change
- Appendix B Brochure on fields from electric power
- Appendix C Risk communication materials on HIV/AIDS
- Appendix D Sample transcripts of mental model interviews
- Index
Appendix C - Risk communication materials on HIV/AIDS
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2012
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Risk Communication
- 1 INTRODUCTION
- 2 OUR MENTAL MODELS APPROACH
- 3 CREATING AN EXPERT MODEL OF THE RISK
- 4 MENTAL MODELS INTERVIEWS
- 5 CONFIRMATORY QUESTIONNAIRES
- 6 DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF COMMUNICATIONS
- 7 CASE STUDIES: APPLICATIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS
- 8 A MENTAL MODELS APPROACH TO HIV/AIDS
- 9 SOME CONCLUDING THOUGHTS
- Appendix A Brochure on global warming and climate change
- Appendix B Brochure on fields from electric power
- Appendix C Risk communication materials on HIV/AIDS
- Appendix D Sample transcripts of mental model interviews
- Index
Summary
Reproduction of the set of risk communication on the risks of HIV/AIDS. The general structure of the communication is shown in Figure C.1. See Chapter 8 for further detail.
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- Risk CommunicationA Mental Models Approach, pp. 303 - 328Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2001