The most commonly taken analgesic worldwide – and one of the most consumed drugs in the US – could be doing a lot more than just pain relief.

Dr. Sandra Alday is joined by professor of risk analysis and decision science, Robyn Wilson, to discuss how we perceive risks and make decisions.  

Yes. Research in social psychology and risk perception shows that some men who are highly concerned with appearing traditionally masculine are less likely to express concern about climate change or to adopt pro-environmental behaviors because these actions are stereotyped as feminine. The effect is not universal, varies by culture and politics, and often diminishes when environmental actions are framed in identity-consistent ways.

Defines forms of nuclear risks, highlights States' differing interpretations of precautionary measures, explores potential flashpoints and examines ways to mitigate these risks.

Specialists detail crucial elements for improving understanding of emergency alert messages.