Sentence examples for Feeling of risk from inspiring English sources

An ideal starting place for exploring the science pointing to the enduring nature of such divides is Paul Slovic's "The Feeling of Risk".

Paul Slovic, the University of Oregon psychologist who pioneered the study of risk psychology, calls this process "The Feeling of Risk," which is also the title of his 2010 book.

Trust and loyalty and judgment based on appearance create a sense of safety and the absence of the feeling of risk for the majority of participants and as a result, the necessity for condom use is not felt.

I found myself thinking about the storm I had been in and the feeling of risk that such storms bring.

"Not everything we try is going to succeed, and because of our reliance in part on government funding, there is a feeling of risk averseness," says Sexton.

Then, when the name of Lucie Blackman came up -- they had worked together -- Linda paused to consider the monotony of constant come-ons and her ritualized evasions, and the wearying, ever-present, if minute, feeling of risk.

You have to keep them engaged, they have to wonder what's going to happen to that character next, to feel that sense of risk.

I hope when people watch us, they are excited because they can see the struggle and feel the sense of risk.

Diaz said the sense of risk he feels now that his status is less certain is nothing new.

In addition, two-thirds of poultry farmers felt the risk of avian flu in their communities was small.

Some of them even felt their risk of infection was far lower than the general population, apparently because they have the opportunity to be educated about HIV preventive measures compared with other women who may never have heard about condoms.