P. Sandman

Most-cited papers

1. A model of the precaution adoption process: evidence from home radon testing.

   N. Weinstein, P. Sandman

   1992Health Psychology486 citations

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2. Experimental evidence for stages of health behavior change: the precaution adoption process model applied to home radon testing.

   N. Weinstein, Judith Lyon, P. Sandman, C. Cuite

   1998Health Psychology248 citations

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3. Risk Communication

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   1988210 citations

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4. Responding to Community Outrage

   P. Sandman

   1993191 citations

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5. Perceived susceptibility and self-protective behavior: a field experiment to encourage home radon testing.

   N. Weinstein, P. Sandman, Nancy E. Roberts

   1991Health Psychology190 citations

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6. Hazard versus Outrage in the Public Perception of Risk

   P. Sandman

   1989188 citations

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7. The Precaution Adoption Process Model

   N. Weinstein, P. Sandman, Susan J. Blalock

   2020The Wiley Encyclopedia of Health Psychology156 citations Open access

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8. Agency Communication, Community Outrage, and Perception of Risk Three Simulation Experiments

   P. Sandman, Paul Miller, B. Johnson, N. Weinstein

   1993137 citations

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9. Optimistic biases in public perceptions of the risk from radon.

   N. Weinstein, M. L. Klotz, P. Sandman

   1988American Journal of Public Health116 citations Open access

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10. High risk or low: how location on a "risk ladder" affects perceived risk.

    P. Sandman, N. Weinstein, Paul Miller

    1994Risk Analysis110 citations

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11. Public Response to the Risk from Geological Radon

    P. Sandman, N. Weinstein, M. L. Klotz

    1987100 citations

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12. Determinants of Self‐Protective Behavior: Home Radon Testing

    N. Weinstein, P. Sandman, Nancy E. Roberts

    199094 citations

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13. Some criteria for evaluating risk messages

    N. Weinstein, P. Sandman

    199384 citations

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14. Crisis Communication Best Practices: Some Quibbles and Additions

    P. Sandman

    200683 citations Open access

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15. 14 – Mass media and environmental risk: seven principles

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    199478 citations Open access

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16. A Question of Quality: How Journalists and News Sources Evaluate Coverage of Environmental Risk

    Kandice L. Salomone, M. Greenberg, P. Sandman, D. Sachsman

    199074 citations

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17. Network Evening News Coverage of Environmental Risk

    M. Greenberg, D. Sachsman, P. Sandman, Kandice L. Salomone

    198972 citations

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18. Emerging communication responsibilities of epidemiologists.

    P. Sandman

    1991Journal of Clinical Epidemiology63 citations

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19. Risk, Drama and Geography in Coverage of Environmental Risk by Network TV

    M. Greenberg, D. Sachsman, P. Sandman, Kandice L. Salomone

    198954 citations

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20. Setting a Context for Explaining Risk

    B. Hance, C. Chess, P. Sandman

    198949 citations

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21. Communications to reduce risk underestimation and overestimation

    P. Sandman

    199848 citations

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22. Predictors of Home Radon Testing and Implications for Testing Promotion Programs

    P. Sandman, N. Weinstein

    1993Health Education Quarterly44 citations

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23. Network Television News Coverage of Environmental Risks

    M. Greenberg, P. Sandman, D. Sachsman, Kandice L. Salomone

    198944 citations

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24. Testing a visual display to explain small probabilities.

    N. Weinstein, P. Sandman, W. Hallman

    1994Risk Analysis43 citations

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25. Industry risk communication manual : improving dialogue with communities

    B. Hance, C. Chess, P. Sandman

    199042 citations

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26. Predicting Homeowners' Mitigation Responses to Radon Test Data

    N. Weinstein, P. Sandman

    199238 citations

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27. Pandemics: good hygiene is not enough

    P. Sandman

    2009Nature36 citations Open access

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28. How Use of Mass Media Affects Views On Solutions to Environmental Problems

    Kenneth Novic, P. Sandman

    197436 citations

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29. Environmental Risk and the Press

    P. Sandman

    198735 citations

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30. Scientific and technical writing

    P. Sandman, Carl S. Klompus, B. Yarrison

    198435 citations

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31. The Mad Cow Crisis: Health and the Public Good

    P. Sandman

    2000Journal of Health Psychology34 citations

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32. Explaining environmental risk : some notes on environmental risk communication

    P. Sandman

    198626 citations

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33. Environmental risk and the press : an exploratory assessment

    P. Sandman

    198724 citations

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34. Media;: An introductory analysis of American mass communications

    P. Sandman

    197224 citations

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35. Report of the Public's Right to Information Task Force

    D. Rubin, Holly A. Chaapel, A. Cunningham, Nadyne G. Edison +18 more

    197923 citations Open access

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36. Testing the Role of Technical Information in Public Risk Perception

    B. Johnson, P. Sandman, Paul Miller

    199220 citations

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37. Bird flu: communicating the risk

    P. Sandman, Jody Lanard

    200519 citations

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38. Bioterrorism Risk Communication Policy

    P. Sandman

    2003Journal of health communication18 citations

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39. Risk communication activities of state health agencies.

    C. Chess, Kandice L. Salomone, P. Sandman

    1991American Journal of Public Health18 citations Open access

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40. High risk or low: how location on a “risk ladder” affects perceived risk.

    P. Sandman

    199616 citations

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41. Promoting Remedial Response to the Risk of Radon: Are Information Campaigns Enough?

    N. Weinstein, M. L. Klotz, P. Sandman

    198914 citations

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42. Scared stiff — or scared into action

    P. Sandman, Jo Valenti

    198614 citations

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43. Telling reporters about risk

    P. Sandman

    198811 citations

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44. Medicine and mass communication: an agenda for physicians.

    P. Sandman

    1976Annals of Internal Medicine11 citations

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45. Countering Children's Sugared Food Commercials: Do Rebuttals Help?.

    L. Kaufman, P. Sandman

    19838 citations

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46. Improving press coverage of environmental risk

    D. Sachsman, P. Sandman, M. Greenberg, Kandice L. Salomone

    19887 citations

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47. Students and the law

    P. Sandman

    19716 citations

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48. Trust the Public with more of the truth: What i learned in 40 years in Risk communication

    P. Sandman

    20104 citations

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49. Bird flu, pandemic flu, and poultry markets : playing Ostrich or talking Turkey?

    P. Sandman, Jody Lanard

    20064 citations

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50. Making technical assistance grants work

    C. Chess, Stephen Long, P. Sandman

    19904 citations

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