Warning Statement Salience is a construct in risk communication that denotes the perceptual and cognitive prominence of a warning message relative to its context, distinguishing it by its capacity to capture attention, convey urgency, and influence behavioral compliance through visual, linguistic, and structural features.
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Explicitness of consequence information in warnings
Kenneth R. Laughery, Kent P. Vaubel, Stephen L. Young et al. · Safety Science · 1993 · 66 citations
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Rice University
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