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RISK ANALYSIS
卷 41, 期 3, 页码 480-490出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/risa.13325
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Affect heuristic; confidence; review; trust
The importance of trust in risk perception and acceptance varies by hazard and respondent group. Most studies use surveys that provide limited information. Future research should focus more on experiments testing whether trust is a result of people's attitudes.
Many studies in the field of risk perception and acceptance of hazards include trust as an explanatory variable. Despite this, the importance of trust has often been questioned. The relevant issue is not only whether trust is crucial but also the form of trust that people rely on in a given situation. In this review, I discuss various trust models and the relationship between trust and affect heuristics. I conclude that the importance of trust varies by hazard and respondent group. Most of the studies use surveys that provide limited information about causality. Future research should focus more on experiments that test whether trust is a consequence of people's attitudes or influences their attitudes toward a technology. Furthermore, there is a need for a better understanding about the factors that determine which heuristics people rely on when evaluating hazards.
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