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See Latest ArticlesTerrorism in Australia: factors associated with perceived threat and incident-critical behaviours
BMC Public Health, 04/10/09
Stevens G et al. - Low education level is a risk factor for high terrorism risk perception and concerns regarding potential impacts. The pattern of concern and response among those of migrant background may reflect secondary social impacts associated with heightened community threat, rather than the direct threat of terrorism itself. These findings highlight the need for terrorism risk communication and related strategies to address the specific concerns of these sub-groups as a critical underpinning of population-level preparedness.
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