… Risk perception enters into the picture not only as a factor … Research has shown that people’s
risk perceptions of COVID-19 … The aim of this review was to analyze how risk perception …

… Our synthesized theory is based on Millstein's (2003) Process Model of Risk Perception (Figure
1) … health-world views and perceived risk. In addition, Millstein's model conceptualizes …

… , drive over-use of antibiotics; this review further develops the role of risk perceptions in
antibiotic use by highlighting the way in which individual prescribers perceive, manage and …

… that is generally recognised as an intrinsic risk of ageing. This review provides a new
synthesis of evidence that considers older people's perception of falls in the community as new …

… Most research is based on qualitative studies and a few surveys. 44 Although there have
been many articles showing that risk perception varies according to family history, we found …

… use qualitative approaches or theoretically discuss influencing factors of risk perception and
… This study finds that some components of risk perception such as perceived social risks but …

… through a synthesis of health beliefs, decision-making and subjective risk perception theories…
the findings from a qualitative study examining the utility of the risk perception and decision …

… The process of synthesising qualitative … qualitative studies on non-pharmaceutical respiratory
infection control. Our aim was to synthesis the qualitative literature on public perceptions of …

… Reasoning that categorisation is a fundamental aspect of risk perception, we argue that
patients can be encouraged to develop more nuanced and accurate categorisations of their own …

… and risk perception and service uptake and qualitative research and sub-Saharan Africa. …
as “3” or “4” contributed very little substance to the qualitative synthesis.[14–49] Thus, of the 64 …