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Engaging with stakeholders as part of the EHRA risk process is a cornerstone to effective risk management.

• Justify why. (Refer to Chapter 6: section: 6.1; pg 88) [4]

Effective community engagement can also facilitate transfer of risk assessment and risk management information, a process referred to as risk communication.

• Articulate one  important aspect that risk communication must encompass. (Refer to Chapter 6: section: 6.1; pg 88) [4]

In accordance with Reckelhoff-Dangel & Petersen (2007),

• Discuss any two goals of risk communication according to Reckelhoff-Dangel & Petersen (2007). (Refer to Chapter 6: section: 6.2; pg 88) [5]

As per Thomas & Hrudey (1997), all parties, both expert and non-expert, will have perceptions of risks. Experts and non-experts alike are influenced by emotion, beliefs and their views of the world. In this light,

• Define "Heuristics" as regards to risk perception. (Refer to Chapter 6: section: 6.2; subsection 6.2.1; pg 89) [2]
• Describe any two  types of Heuristic approach. (Refer to Chapter 6: section: 6.2; subsection 6.2.1; pg 89) [5]

REFRENCE

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT: Guidelines for assessing human health risks from environmental hazards, Chapter 6