P. Wiedemann

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1. Fairness and competence in citizen participation : evaluating models for environmental discourse

   Ortwin Renn, T. Webler, P. Wiedemann

   1995866 citations

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2. Public participation in waste management decision making: Analysis and management of conflicts

   P. Wiedemann, Susanne Femers

   1993209 citations

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3. The Precautionary Principle and Risk Perception: Experimental Studies in the EMF Area

   P. Wiedemann, H. Schütz

   2005Environmental Health Perspectives182 citations Open access

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4. The Impacts of Precautionary Measures and the Disclosure of Scientific Uncertainty on EMF Risk Perception and Trust

   P. Wiedemann, A. Thalmann, M. Grutsch, H. Schütz

   2006101 citations

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5. Framing effects on risk perception of nanotechnology

   H. Schütz, P. Wiedemann

   200894 citations Open access

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6. The LEXNET Project: Wireless Networks and EMF: Paving the Way for Low-EMF Networks of the Future

   M. Tesanovic, E. Conil, A. de Domenico, R. Agüero +6 more

   2014IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine79 citations Open access

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7. Risk management and sustainable development: mutual lessons from approaches to the use of indicators

   P. Gray, P. Wiedemann

   199972 citations

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8. The Pursuit of Fair and Competent Citizen Participation

   Ortwin Renn, T. Webler, P. Wiedemann

   199566 citations

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9. A Need for Discourse on Citizen Participation: Objectives and Structure of the Book

   Ortwin Renn, T. Webler, P. Wiedemann

   199561 citations

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10. Affect-inducing risk communication: current knowledge and future directions

    V. Visschers, P. Wiedemann, H. Gutscher, S. Kurzenhäuser +3 more

    201252 citations

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11. Risk perceptions in the alpine tourist destination Tyrol—An exploratory analysis of residents’ views

    C. Eitzinger, P. Wiedemann

    200752 citations

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12. The neural basis of risk ratings: evidence from a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study.

    V. Vorhold, C. Gießing, P. Wiedemann, H. Schütz +2 more

    2007Neuropsychologia50 citations

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13. The Social Amplification of Risk: Understanding amplification of complex risk issues: the risk story model applied to the EMF case

    P. Wiedemann, M. Clauberg, H. Schütz

    200339 citations

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14. A population-based survey on tanning bed use in Germany

    F. Börner, H. Schütz, P. Wiedemann

    2009BMC Dermatology38 citations Open access

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15. Exposure Knowledge and Risk Perception of RF EMF

    F. Freudenstein, P. Wiedemann, N. Varsier

    2015Frontiers in Public Health37 citations Open access

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16. When Precaution Creates Misunderstandings: The Unintended Effects of Precautionary Information on Perceived Risks, the EMF Case

    P. Wiedemann, H. Schuetz, F. Boerner, M. Clauberg +8 more

    2013Risk Analysis36 citations

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17. Personal Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields among Australian Adults

    B. M. Zeleke, Christopher Brzozek, C. Bhatt, M. Abramson +4 more

    2018International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health31 citations Open access

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18. Children's health and RF EMF exposure. Views from a risk assessment and risk communication perspective

    P. Wiedemann, H. Schütz

    2011Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift30 citations

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19. RF EMF Risk Perception Revisited: Is the Focus on Concern Sufficient for Risk Perception Studies?

    P. Wiedemann, F. Freudenstein, C. Böhmert, J. Wiart +1 more

    2017International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health29 citations Open access

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20. Exposure Perception as a Key Indicator of Risk Perception and Acceptance of Sources of Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields

    F. Freudenstein, P. Wiedemann, T. W. C. Brown

    2015Journal of Environmental and Public Health29 citations Open access

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21. Trust in the Safety of Tourist Destinations: Hard to Gain, Easy to Lose? New Insights on the Asymmetry Principle

    C. Eitzinger, P. Wiedemann

    2008Risk Analysis29 citations

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22. Do people understand IARC's 2B categorization of RF fields from cell phones?

    P. Wiedemann, F. Boerner, Michael H. Repacholi

    2014Bioelectromagnetics26 citations Open access

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23. Looking for a safe haven after fancy thrills: a psychometric analysis of risk perception in alpine tourist destinations

    C. Schusterschitz, H. Schütz, P. Wiedemann

    201025 citations

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24. The Influence of the UV-Index on Attitudes Toward Sun Exposure in the German Population

    F. Börner, H. Schütz, P. Wiedemann

    2010Journal of Cancer Education22 citations

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25. Informing the public about information and participation strategies in the siting of mobile communication base stations: an experimental study

    P. Wiedemann, H. Schütz

    200822 citations

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26. Beliefs and Emotionality in Risk Appraisals

    A. Thalmann, P. Wiedemann

    200622 citations

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27. Evidence Maps: Communicating Risk Assessments in Societal Controversies: The Case of Engineered Nanoparticles

    P. Wiedemann, H. Schütz, A. Spangenberg, H. Krug

    2011Risk Analysis21 citations

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28. Improving Precautionary Communication in the EMF Field? Effects of Making Messages Consistent and Explaining the Effectiveness of Precautions

    Christoph Boehmert, P. Wiedemann, R. Croft

    2016International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health20 citations Open access

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29. Exposure Knowledge and Perception of Wireless Communication Technologies

    F. Freudenstein, Luís M. Correia, Carla Oliveira, Daniel Sebastião +1 more

    2015International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health20 citations Open access

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30. How to deal with dissent among experts. Risk evaluation of EMF in a scientific dialogue

    H. Schütz, P. Wiedemann

    200520 citations

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31. Framing Effects in Risk Communication Messages - Hazard Identification vs. Risk Assessment.

    F. Freudenstein, R. Croft, P. Wiedemann, A. Verrender +2 more

    2020Environmental Research19 citations

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32. The Role of Evidence in Risk Characterization

    P. Wiedemann, Holger Schtz

    200819 citations

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33. Does precautionary information about electromagnetic fields trigger nocebo responses? An experimental risk communication study

    Christoph Boehmert, A. Verrender, M. Pauli, P. Wiedemann

    2018Environmental Health18 citations Open access

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34. The Effects of Precautionary Messages about Electromagnetic Fields from Mobile Phones and Base Stations Revisited: The Role of Recipient Characteristics

    Christoph Boehmert, P. Wiedemann, Jonathon E Pye, R. Croft

    2017Risk Analysis18 citations

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35. The future of stem‐cell research in Germany

    P. Wiedemann, Judith E. Simon, S. Schicktanz, C. Tannert

    2004EMBO Reports18 citations Open access

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36. Effects of communicating uncertainty descriptions in hazard identification, risk characterization, and risk protection

    P. Wiedemann, F. Boerner, F. Freudenstein

    2021PLoS ONE16 citations Open access

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37. A systematic review of health risk communication about EMFs from wireless technologies

    Christoph Boehmert, F. Freudenstein, P. Wiedemann

    2020Journal of Risk Research16 citations

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38. Radiofrequency electromagnetic field exposure and risk perception: A pilot experimental study

    B. M. Zeleke, C. Bhatt, Christopher Brzozek, M. Abramson +4 more

    2019Environmental Research16 citations

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39. Evaluation of communication on the difference between "risk" and "hazard

    P. Wiedemann, H. Schütz, A. Spangenberg

    201016 citations

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40. Wi-fi related radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF): a pilot experimental study of personal exposure and risk perception

    B. M. Zeleke, Christopher Brzozek, C. Bhatt, M. Abramson +4 more

    2021Journal of Environmental Health Science and Engineering14 citations Open access

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41. The fragility of omics risk and benefit perceptions.

    F. Börner, H. Schütz, P. Wiedemann

    2011Toxicology Letters14 citations

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42. How far is how far enough? Safety perception and acceptance of extra-high-voltage power lines in Germany

    P. Wiedemann, F. Boerner, F. Claus

    201813 citations

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43. Perception of Uncertainty and Communication about Unclear Risks

    P. Wiedemann, H. Schütz, A. Thalmann

    200811 citations

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44. Understanding Risk Perception

    P. Wiedemann

    199811 citations

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45. Implementation of the Seveso directive in Germany ― an evaluation of hazardous incident information

    H. Schütz, P. Wiedemann

    199511 citations

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46. Influence of information about specific absorption rate (SAR) upon customers' purchase decisions and safety evaluation of mobile phones

    P. Wiedemann, H. Schütz, M. Clauberg

    2008Bioelectromagnetics10 citations

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47. Comparative Risk Assessment: Concepts, Problems and Applications

    H. Schütz, P. Wiedemann, W. Hennings, J. Mertens +1 more

    200610 citations

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48. Future trends and challenges in pathogenomics

    Sven Pompe, Judith E. Simon, P. Wiedemann, C. Tannert

    2005EMBO Reports10 citations Open access

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49. Be alarmed. Some reflections about the COVID-19 risk communication in Germany

    P. Wiedemann, W. Dorl

    20209 citations

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50. Supporting non-experts in judging the credibility of risk assessments (CORA).

    P. Wiedemann, F. Boerner, Gregor Dürrenberger, Jimmy Estenberg +3 more

    2013Science of the Total Environment9 citations Open access

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