Associations between affect and risk perception

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Travelers’ Health Risk Perceptions and Protective Behavior: A Psychological Approach (2017, background): “Rundmo (2002) suggests that affective dimensions act as the best predictors of risk estimates, and it is likely that the most salient affective element that influences risk perceptions is worry.”
Food-related hazards in China: consumers' perceptions of risk and trust in information sources (2014, background): “Research on the relationship between worry and perceived risk showed that these concepts were moderately (Rosati & Saba, 2004; Siegrist, Cvetkovich, & Roth, 2000) to highly (Griffin & Dunwoody, 2002; Rundmo, 2002) related.”
How to define and measure risk perceptions (2019, background): “The concept of worry is clearly related to that of perceived risk, however the concepts are far from synonymous (Rundmo, 2002; Sjöberg, 1998; Wolff & Larsen, 2014).”