Recent Social Science Research to Enhance Emergency Preparedness Exploratory Mini-Workshop on Social Science & Meteorological Operations May 3, 2010 Sara.

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Recent Social Science Research to Enhance Emergency Preparedness Exploratory Mini-Workshop on Social Science & Meteorological Operations May 3, 2010 Sara K. Mroz Office of Nuclear Security & Incident Response

NRC Mission To regulate the nation's civilian use of byproduct, source, and special nuclear materials to ensure adequate protection of public health and safety, to promote the common defense and security, and to protect the environment.

Emergency Planning Zones (EPZs) & Protective Action Recommendations (PARs)

Recent Research Public telephone survey and focus groups of citizens and emergency responders living in EPZs – Explore public understanding of PAR process – Understand how alternative PAR schemes would be accepted by public – Results published: NUREG/CR-6953 (ML )

Recent Research Results EPZ population relatively well informed Given proper messaging: – Public will follow staged evacuation direction – Public will shelter if asked Emergency workers will respond in an emergency Preparedness for special needs population not in special facilities should be improved

Action from Research: PAR Logic Revised Protective Action Recommendation logic – Revision to regulations (Supplement 3 to NUREG- 0654/FEMA-REP-1) – Draft NUREG currently available for public review and comment Docket ID: NRC

Action from Research: Risk Communications NRC contracted expert to develop NUREG compiling state-of-the-art research into risk communications – Develop key messages Communication templates to craft messages and supporting information Not yet available for public review and comment

Conclusions Importance of messaging and communication Alternative protection strategies can be implemented

Contacts Sara Mroz (Emergency Preparedness Outreach) Randy Sullivan (PAR Research & Logic) Patricia Milligan (Risk Communications)