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Fire Cues
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Situational
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Dynamic
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More, closer, unexpected and more intense fire cues lead to higher perceived risk
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Hazard proximity
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Situational
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Dynamic
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Inconclusive
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Floor level
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Situational
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Dynamic
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The higher the floor, the higher the perceived risk
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Context
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Situational
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Static
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Inconclusive
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Credibility of information
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Situational
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Static
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Credibility of information moderates information processing and perceived risk with potential interaction effects of the source of information (another person vs. system)
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Complexity of information
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Situational
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Dynamic
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Inconclusive
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Gender
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Individual
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Static
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Tendency toward lower perceived risk in men, but effects are potentially modulated by age and context
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Age
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Individual
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Static
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Inconclusive
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Previous experience
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Individual
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Static
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Direct effects of previous experience on perceived risk are inconclusive.
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Behavioral training
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Individual
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Static
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Inconclusive
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Hazard knowledge
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Individual
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Static
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Knowledge about hazards increases perceived risk
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Property attachment
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Individual
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Static
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Inconclusive
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Personality traits
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Individual
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Static
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Inconclusive
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Emotional states
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Individual
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Dynamic
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High arousal and state anxiety increase perceived risk
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Medical factors
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Individual
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Dynamic
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Inconclusive
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Cognitive abilities
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Individual
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Static
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Inconclusive
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Information Processing
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Individual
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Dynamic
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Information that is processed easily may be associated with lower perceived risk
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Trust in authorities
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Individual
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Static
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High trust reduces perceived risk; low trust increases perceived risk
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Cognitive bias
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Individual
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Dynamic
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Inconclusive
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Behavior of others
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Social
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Dynamic
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Behavior of others moderates the link between perceived risk and protective action
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Social roles
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Social
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Dynamic
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Inconclusive
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Groups
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Social
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Dynamic
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Higher perceived risk in groups
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Organizational context
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Organizational
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Dynamic
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Inconclusive
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