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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc García-Retamero Imedio, Rocío author 2014-03-03 Informed and shared decision making require that people understand health risks. Unfortunately, many people are not risk literate and are biased by common risk communication practices. In this talk, we review a collection of studies investigating the benefits of visual aids for communicating health risks to diverse vulnerable individuals (e.g., varying in abilities, ages, risk characteristics, and cultural backgrounds). Studies show that appropriately designed visual aids are often highly effective, transparent, and ethically desirable tools for improving decision making, changing attitudes, and reducing risky behavior. Theoretical mechanisms, open questions, and emerging applications are discussed http://hdl.handle.net/10630/7272 Relaciones médico-paciente Enfermos - Psicología Cómo mejorar la comprensión y comunicación de información sobre riesgos médicos y salud