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November 2020
Impact framing and experience for determining acceptable levels of climate change risk: A lab experiment
The study finds that visual appeals (photos) significantly lower the acceptable level of risk by triggering emotional and moral reasoning, though this effect is diminished when numeric data is presented as a range rather than a single value. Additionally, participants who experienced simulated damages increased their investment in protection in subsequent rounds, suggesting a reactive 'gut' response to experience that differs from the reflective reasoning triggered by visual cues.
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Themes: climate change adaptation climate change communication
Basque Centre for Climate Change
Document type: Research paper
Regions: Bilbao

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