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Climate change and population growth in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) are increasing wildfire frequency and smoke exposure. This paper presents the Smoke Sense citizen science project, a smartphone app designed to engage users, share information, and motivate health protective behaviors during wildfire smoke events. The authors propose a synergistic approach combining citizen and behavioral science to address the intention-action gap in reducing smoke exposure. The approach leverages social norms, positive reinforcement, friction reduction, and self-efficacy enhancement to encourage protective actions.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Feb 12, 2024
Authors
Steven E. Prince, Sarah E. Muskin, Samantha J. Kramer, ShihMing Huang, Timothy Blakey, Ana G. Rappold
Tags
climate change
wildfire
smoke exposure
citizen science
behavioral science
health protective behaviors
intention-action gap

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