räjähtävyysharjoittelun
Räjähtävyysharha, also known as the "explosiveness illusion," is a cognitive bias where individuals tend to overestimate the likelihood of rare but catastrophic events, such as explosions, despite the low probability of such events occurring. This phenomenon is often observed in the context of safety and risk perception, where people may be overly concerned about the possibility of explosions in various settings, such as industrial facilities, transportation, or even everyday activities.
The räjähtävyysharha can be attributed to several psychological factors, including the availability heuristic, which relies on
Research on räjähtävyysharha has implications for various fields, including risk management, public policy, and emergency preparedness.