Dr Nichola Tyler: Why Human Behaviour Is the Biggest Fire Risk in Extreme Heat
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Most bush and grass fires do not start naturally, and extreme heat can make everyday choices riskier than people realise. Forensic psychologist Dr Nichola Tyler explains how heat affects judgement, the common “it will be fine” moments that can escalate fast, and the mindset shift that could prevent disaster.
Guest: Dr Nichola Tyler, Senior Lecturer in Forensic Psychology, Swinburne University of Technology
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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