Perceived risk, trust, and democracy¶
Slovic, P. (1993). Perceived risk, trust, and democracy. Risk Analysis, 13(6), 675-682.
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- This asymmetry also creates vulnerability: small changes in one party's behavior can swing large populations, an effect Slovic (1993) names the "asymmetry principle" and documents in studies of risk perception and institutional credibility.
This sourceIntroduces the trust "asymmetry principle": trust is created slowly through accumulated positive signals but destroyed quickly by single negative events, with negative events disproportionately impacting institutional credibility.
- This asymmetry also creates vulnerability: small changes in one party's behavior can swing large populations, an effect Slovic (1993) names the "asymmetry principle" and documents in studies of risk perception and institutional credibility.
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