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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

Numbers Are Persuasive—If Used in Moderation

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KPTV FOX 12 OREGON

U of O releases study on wildfire warnings, government wildfire communication,
smoke effects

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THE RISK INSTITUTE

Risk of extreme weather and beliefs influence homeowners' risk mitigation action

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MAINE PUBLIC RADIO

Why public trust in science has declined, and how that trust can be re-gained

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THINK WITH PINKER - BBC RADIO 4

Think Twice

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THE NEW YORK TIMES

Why Covid has broken parents’ sense of risk: Every decision for not-yet-vaccinated kids feels like an unsolvable equation

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THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION 

Opinion: Figuring out tricky COVID-19 stats

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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

What are the odds? Even experts get tripped up by probabilities. 

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FIDELITY INVESTMENTS: "THE POWER OF"

The power of decision making

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THE NEW YORK TIMES

Is obsessing over daily coronavirus statistics counterproductive?

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THE WASHINGTON POST

How math skills plus confidence equals better judgment on health, money.

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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER 

Fear of math is harmful to your health. This woman wants to help. 

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SCIENCE FRIDAY

What’s the best way to convince a climate change denier?

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