The Psychology of Risk

Discover the intricate relationship between human behavior and risk in the second edition of Psychology of Risk by Glynis M. Breakwell, published in 2014. This compelling book, spanning 380 pages, delves into the psychological factors that influence how individuals perceive, assess, and respond to risk.

Breakwell tackles essential questions: Why do companies often overlook obvious hazards? What cognitive biases skew our risk estimations? How can we effectively communicate the levels of risk? Additionally, the book provides strategies for reducing risky behavior, making it a vital resource for professionals across various fields.

Whether you're interested in psychology, business, or risk management, Psychology of Risk offers valuable insights to enhance your understanding of human decision-making in the face of uncertainty. Don’t miss out on this essential addition to your library!