Click here for a copy of our
Invitation
Letter [pdf]
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by Ashley Coles |
About the
Project:
This project aims to discover how cultural and social contexts influence
risk perception and behavior, focusing on the decision to cross or not
cross a flooded roadway or wash. The study fuses theories in risk
perception, risk communication, cultural and social psychology, and
decision science.
We will be conducting a workshop
with flood risk managers and other interested stakeholders to discuss
the possible utility of this type of information in flood
mitigation here in Tucson. |
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To learn more, see our
Project Information Flyer [pdf]. If you would like
to participate in the project by attending the workshop, please fill out
and submit the
Workshop Participation Form below. There is a space included
for questions and comments as well. If you know someone
else who might be interested in attending the workshop, please forward
this webpage to them! We look forward to working with you!
This project is funded as part of
The Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS)
and through a grant from The University of Arizona's Social and
Behavioral Sciences Research Institute (SBSRI).
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