Which principle for effective risk communication is probably the most difficult to achieve?
A) Early announcement
B) Trust
C) Transparency
D) Listening
Ans: C
Transparent communication is truthful and easy to understand. It reinforces trust. This principle is probably the most difficult to achieve. Health officials and professionals may withhold information because of worry that they will be blamed or held accountable for the emergency.
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