New PEASEC study investigates how people can be motivated to prepare more for disasters while using a warning app

Warning apps are used by many to receive warnings about imminent disasters. However, their potential for increasing awareness about general hazards and for increasing preparedness is currently underused. While warning apps usually include a menu item with preparedness advice, users

PEASEC-Studie zur Evaluation eines Warn-App Prototypen – 10 x 15 Euro Verlosung

Wir suchen Teilnehmer:innen für eine kurzweilige Studie zur Evaluation unseres Warn-App Prototypen “PreWarn”, die am Freitag, 10.12. startet. Einzige Voraussetzung ist die Nutzung eines Android Smartphones. Informationen zum Ablauf und Registrierung gibt es unter https://peasec.de/studie-praeventive-warnungen. Wir freuen uns über jeden

Author: Jasmin Haunschild

New PEASEC study investigates how people can be motivated to prepare more for disasters while using a warning app

PEASEC-Studie zur Evaluation eines Warn-App Prototypen – 10 x 15 Euro Verlosung

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