Mental models and social representations of hazards: the significance of identity processes

By G. Breakwell. 2001

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Subfields: Social Psychology, Sociology and Political Science

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1. Grégory Lo Monaco
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• Methods for Studying the Structure of Social Representations: A Critical Review and Agenda for Future Research (2017, background): “In fact, considering Breakwell’s theoretical proposals (1993) or those of Deschamps and Moliner (2008), or the works carried out, for example, by Breakwell (2001), Howarth (2006), Hewstone et al. (1982), Moliner, Lorenzi-Cioldi and Vinet (2009), Moliner and Vinet (2006), Rateau (2004), Tafani and…”
• Factors Governing Human Fear of Brown Bear and Wolf (2012, background): “One approach might be to increase the mutual understanding of interacting beliefs underpinning particular perceived risks linked to the presence of large carnivores (Breakwell, 2001; Cvetkovich & Winter, 2007), including the perceived voluntariness or involuntariness of the situation (Barnett & Brea”