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1 Criteria For Judging Advice From Advisory Bodies International Conference on Non-Ionizing Radiation and Children's Health, May 2011, Ljubljana, Slovenia Peter Wiedemann Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
2 Overview Preliminary remarks Starting point: The evaluation dilemma Options for risk communication Examples and models of good research reporting CORA
3 Overview Preliminary remarks Starting point: The evaluation dilemma Options for risk communication Examples and models of good research reporting CORA
4 Risk communication What is RiskCom? An issue at the intersection of science and society Tool for delivering evidence based information about risk and safety issues
5 Risk communication Purpose of RC RC is needed for informed decision making and informed judgements about health impacts in the society
6 Ingredients of good risk communication Reliable & valid data Focus on the over-all-picture Good reporting (transparent, balanced, reasonable) It should make a difference
7 Overview Preliminary remarks Starting point: The evaluation dilemma Options for risk communication Examples and models of good research reporting CORA
8 Jim has got a problem
9 A first report
10 A second report
11 Which one is better? Which one tells the truth?
12 Overview Preliminary remarks Starting point: The evaluation dilemma Options for risk communication Examples and models of good research reporting CORA
13 Two options for supporting the general reader How to support general readers to make an informed judgement about a potential hazards? How to support general readers to make an informed judgement about the trustworthiness/ credibility of a hazard assessment?
14 Best options for supporting the general reader Support general readers to make better informed judgements about the trustworthiness hazard assessment reports Questions: Which characteristics of these reports are decisive for judging quality and integrity of these reports? Which characteristics do general readers use?
15 Sender & message factors affecting source credibility Source attractiveness Similarity between the source and the recipient Extremity of the claims Threat of the message Gender Presence of evidence Quality of arguments Message style, and language intensity Quantitativeness of the message Congruity with the source s self-interest
16 Routes of human information processing Petty, R. E., & Cacioppo, J. T. (1986). Communication and Persuasion: Central and Peripheral Routes to Attitude Change
17 Source credibility: Confidence or trust based? Confidence is based on prior experience Trust is based on judgement heuristics Competency Benevolence With respect to benevolence, trust can be based on value similarity (Earle, 2010)
18 Overview Preliminary remarks Starting point: The evaluation dilemma Options for risk communication Examples and models of good research reporting CORA
19 We do not have to reinvent the wheel Models offered by evidence based medicine: Reporting medical research and designing patient information
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22 Overview Preliminary remarks Starting point: The evaluation dilemma Options for risk communication Examples and models of good research reporting CORA
23 CORA Project of BM 0704, Working Group 5 (Risk management) S. Kandel, D. Ladeira, E. Vogel, G. Dürrenberger, J. Estenberg, E. van Rungen, and Peter Wiedemann
24 Objectives of CORA To help the consumer of risk/hazard information to raise the right questions for evaluating its credibility To help the assessors to provide the right information
25 Guiding questions for CORA How to communicate quality and integrity of a hazard assessment? Which features of hazard assessment should be disclosed in order to strengthen its trustworthiness? Which background information should be added?
26 Procedure
27 Framework for communicating risk assessment reports (CORA) CORA
28 General structure of the CORA sections Recommendation Criteria Rationale Points for attention
29 Example: Public consultation Recommendation Examine whether there was a public consultation process in order to get the opinions of various stakeholders on the risk assessment report.
30 Example: Public consultation
31 Example: Public consultation Rationale Studies on public participation in risk related decision making suggest that stakeholder involvement will improve process quality and outcome quality (Beierle & Cayford, 2001, 2002). It is seen by the public as a potent conflict resolution tool (Wiedemann & Schütz 2008). Including important stakeholders can foster trust in the resulting risk assessment and the acceptability of the recommendations made in the assessment (Dietz and Stern 2008).
32 Example: Public consultation Point for attention: Stakeholder participation is not a substitute for expertise required for the quality of the hazard assessment. However, it indicates that a range of societal values and concerns have been included in the assessment.
33 Limitations CORA is not a tool for persuading people General readers with a strong belief will always prefer reports that confirm their beliefs Negative information will raise more attention than positive information.
34 Thank you very much for your attention!
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