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decision sciences and

differential burden of(fig.)

federal assistance following

insurance decisions for

losses from

managing

news coverage of(fig.)

probability of

protection from

risks from

Neural data, linking(fig.)

Neuroeconomics

scientific/social development of

Neuropsychology

Neuroscience

economics and

New Orleans

hurricane risks for

Katrina and

natural disaster coverage in (fig.)

Newton, Isaac

Nixon, Richard: environmental issues and

Normative approach

Northridge earthquake

Nuclear waste

Nudge (Thaler and Sunstein)

Nurius, Paula

Objectives

short-term/long-term

Oklahoma City bombing

Olson, Mancur

Onay, Selcuk

Öncüler, Ayse

Organization theory

Outcomes

achieving

actions and

ambiguous

desirability of

policy

severity of

surprise bad

underestimation of

Overseas Highway

Pan Am 103 catastrophe. See also Lockerbie disaster

Pandemics

Pareto, Vilfredo

Patt, Anthony

Pauly, Mark

Peace of mind

Plague, The (Camus)

Plato

Policy

changes

decisions

understanding structure of

Policy makers

decision sciences concepts and

research and

social scientists and

Pollution

Poor

insurance for

weather extremes and

Possible selves, theory of

Poverty

Power, Samantha

Prayer

Precautionary principle

Predictions

Preferences

choices and

social

stable-over-time, orderly

Premiums, insurance

changes in

climate change and

Prescriptive solutions

Prevention. See also Mitigation

insurance and

investing in

Principles of Political Economy and Taxation (Ricardo)

Private sector

roles/responsibilities of

Probability

ambiguous

assessing

axioms

decision making and

distribution

emotions and

estimate

experiments on

judgmental

loss

neglect

overestimating

precise/imprecise

principles

risks and

salient manifestation of

subjective

theory

unknown

variations

Problem from Hell: America and the Age of Genocide, A (Power)

Problems, dealing with

Project Impact (FEMA)

Protagoras, The (Plato)

Protection

financial

investing in

risk

self-

social

Psychic numbing(fig.)

Psychology

decision

developmental

economics and

Psychophysical models

Psychophysical numbing

Public policy

changes in

Public sector, roles/responsibilities of

Racial superiority, theories of

Radiation, exposure to

Raiffa, Howard

Rational actors

Rational choice

theory

Rational fools

Rational model

Rationality

alternative plans and

bounded

classic

constructed choice and

economic

emotion and

definitions of

standard of

testing

Rawls, John

Reagan, Ronald

Recovery

process

Recovery from Natural Disasters: Insurance or Federal Aid (American Enterprise Institute)

Reinsurance

actuarial value and(fig.) (table)(fig.)

competitive

contracts

excess of loss

hurricanes and

natural catastrophe

panics and

price of

transaction prices/quantities of (fig.)

Religion

Responsibility

Ricardo, David

Risk architecture(fig.)

Risk

aversion

exposures

sharing

Risk management

financing mechanism

insurance and

risk-based insurance pricing

Risk Management and Decision Processes Center (Wharton School)

Risks

analysis of

attitudes toward

cancer(table)

changes in

cherry-picking

collective

contemplated

disaster

environmental

experienced

fear and

financial

future

global

hazard

health

increase in

insurance and

interdependent

local

long-term

low-probability

management of

as multi-stage lottery(fig.)

neglected

objective

personal

probability and

reducing

social

systemic

taking

transferring

types of(fig.)

underestimated

value of

Roosevelt, Franklin

Roosevelt, Theodore

Russian Roulette problem

Rutland and Burlington Railroad

Rwandan refugee camps

Rymon, Talia

Samuelson, Paul

San Andreas Fault

San Francisco Bay Area, earthquakes in

Sanfey, Alan

Save the Children

Saving lives

value of(fig.)

Schelling, Thomas

Schoemaker, Paul

Schwartz, Anna

Science (journal)

Securities

Security

interdependent

international

national

Sen, Amartya

Sen, Sankar

Sensitivity

September 11th, 2001

government aid following

impact of

risk assessments following