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2010

[236] Lee, J. E. C., L. Lemyre, & D. Krewski (2010). A Multi-Method, Multi-Hazard Approach to Explore the Uniqueness of Terrorism Risk Perceptions and Worry. Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 40, 241-272.

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2009

[211] Lee, J. E. C., & L. Lemyre (2009). A Social-Cognitive Perspective of Terrorism Risk Perception and Individual Response in Canada. Risk Analysis. 29, 1265-1280.

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[237] Lee, J. E. C., C. Dallaire, & L. Lemyre (2009). Qualitative analysis of cognitive and contextual determinants of Canadians' individual response to terrorism. Health Risk & Society. 11, 431-450.

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