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Bimetallic Homogeneous Hydroformylation, adequate risk communication strategy. Johnson and Petcovic (1986) concluded that some three-quarters of the public would miss a logical, rational, analytic message, because they are ‘on a different wavelength’, with all possible adverse social consequences. Less than 20% of the risk analysts would

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Risk Communication Revisited and Future Developments,ication is found to have no effect, sometimes the effects are too small to justify the amount of effort invested, and sometimes risk communication has been found to have contrary effects when the public reacts with outrage or when feelings of insecurity toward a particular risk increase.

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