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Fire risk icons changed how people pictured the danger
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Fire risk icons changed how people pictured the danger

Abstract icons prompted more vivid mental images and more risk-averse choices in a preregistered study of 400 people.

Why it mattersRisk maps and alerts can change decisions, not just display data. Designers may be able to make warnings more effective without adding more text.

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