Communicating risks more comprehensively using simulated experience

Traditional risk communication emphasizes the probability of possible outcomes but neglects other crucial dimensions of risks. We propose a taxonomy of risk information and illustrate how simulated experience can convey overlooked aspects. We conclude with a research agenda to advance the theory and practice of risk communication across domains.

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Trends in Cognitive Sciences
Published
2026-02-06
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tics.2025.12.004
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Risk Perception and Management
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Abstract

Traditional risk communication emphasizes the probability of possible outcomes but neglects other crucial dimensions of risks. We propose a taxonomy of risk information and illustrate how simulated experience can convey overlooked aspects. We conclude with a research agenda to advance the theory and practice of risk communication across domains.

Trends in Cognitive SciencesVol. 30(3)
University of Basel (CH), Max Planck Institute for Human Development (DE), Department of Biomedicine Basel (CH)
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