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1. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullDangers, risks and threats: An alternative conceptualization ...

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   Aug 29, 2018 · While risks are attributable to positive human intention, so that potential harm is an unintended side effect in the production of benefits, threats are attributable to ill-intentioned actors, deliberately acting to cause damage to others.

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2. www.n-cbt.com › uploads › 7/8/1How the Brain Responds to Threats

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   our options when we are truly in a life or death situation, would likely spell certain death. Yet when the threat is not valid, but we react automatically, those reactions are not helpful to the situation and even harmful.

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3. www.getselfhelp.co.uk › docs › FearDangerAnxiety, risk, fear or DANGER? - Getselfhelp.co.uk

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   So what are you going to do to decide if there is danger or not? Below is a scale to help you decide if there is real impending horrible threat of actual danger, or just a fear ‘false alarm’. Every time you begin to experience the symptoms of anxiety (that before ten seconds ago we thought could only = danger) evaluate where you

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4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 14823253_Risk(PDF) Risk As Moral Danger: The Social and Political ...

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   Feb 1, 1993 · The author concludes that risk discourse is often used to blame the victim, to displace the real reasons for ill-health upon the individual, and to express outrage at behavior deemed socially...

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 327292637(PDF) Dangers, risks and threats: An alternative ...

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   Aug 29, 2018 · While risks are attributable to positive human intention, so that potential harm is an unintended side effect in the production of benefits, threats are attributable to ill-intentioned actors,...

6. www.jstor.org › stable › 684900Neither Clear nor Present: The Social Construction of Safety ...

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   OBJECTIVE AND INTERSUBJECTIVE DANGER There is something strikingly real about danger. Harm manifests itself in obvious ways, whether through personal injury or the destruction of property. Even reactions to danger are physical and observable: when frightened, humans shake, perspire, and feel their skin "crawl."

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   What is the difference between a risk and a threat?

   • While risks are attributable to positive human intention, so that potential harm is an unintended side effect in the production of benefits, threats are attributable to ill-intentioned actors, deliberately acting to cause damage to others.

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   What are examples of danger?

   • T ypical examples of danger may be infectious diseases, earthquakes, weather-related phenomena, and so on. Naturally, the absence of intention in Figure 1. A typology of danger, risk and threat. devastated the Indian Ocean in 2004 or Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Both these cataclysms

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   Is a tripartite typology of dangers risk and threats relevant?

   • The article suggests that a tripartite typology of dangers, risk and threats may be of relevance for sociological theory and research on risk and uncertainty. A typology of danger, risk and threat. Content may be subject to copyright. Content may be subject to copyright.

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   Who wrote risk & blame?

   • Douglas M (1992) Risk and Blame. London and New York: Routledge. tion. In: Baker T and Simon J (eds) Embracing Risk. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, pp. 273–301. its neighbours. In: Lehrer A and Kittay E (eds) Frames, Fields and Contrasts: New Essays in

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   Is risk a concept?

   • In the sociological literature, however, risk remains a concept with a disputed and overly comprehensive meaning. To overcome the conceptual stretching of risk, this article suggests a conceptualization which intends not only to better specify what risk is but also to distinguish it from what it is not.

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   Is anxiety a fear or a danger?

   • Anxiety, risk, fear or DANGER? The purpose of anxiety is to keep you safe, so symptoms will occur as the fight or flight response acts for you in the event of actual danger, readying your body for the fight or the run - these feelings also of course warning you that there is danger. an anxiety thought, perhaps - often a ‘what if...?’

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8. www.jstor.org › stable › 10Nietzsche’s Ethics of Danger - JSTOR

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   Nietzsche’s philosophy is a philosophy of danger—it advances the dangerous proposition that an ethics (in a novel sense) can arise only in moments when metaphysics collapses.