Weinstein [ 1] argued that people seem able and willing to incorporate knowledge about their family history, personality and physical and psychological conditions into their risk perceptions, but do not easily recognise the relationship between their own actions and the risks they run.
But then a gradual decline in living standards isn't easily recognised, and many of us in the audience might have been heading in that direction.
"I think if you haven't got a profile and people don't easily recognise you or what you stand for, you have got a long haul," Blunkett said.
Because of complex interconnections and apparent insignificance, discontinuities may not be easily recognised and are ignored [69, 70].
Despite poor motor outcome and constant learning difficulties, these patients could not be easily recognised due to lack of specific or salient clinical characteristics.
The provision of psychosocial support is very complex and PNs are not always easily recognised.
And then, after all, there are recognised works of architecture, even if, in Sugimoto's picture of Barragán, the architecture is not easily recognisable.
It is hoped this habit will not persist or viewers will be easily recognised on the streets of London by their pallid appearance!" Not for nothing did the BBC become known as Auntie.
But this mysterious relationship, which governs our lives, is surely at the heart of Alice Anderson's compelling new show at the Wellcome Collection: what's familiar to all of us, and ought to be easily recognised, is suddenly not.
These are not necessarily conventional lines established by an easily recognised social morality.
