Global Risk Attitudes Research: From Climate Change to Vaccination
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https://doi.org/10.62177/apemr.v1i5.53Keywords:
Global Risk Attitudes, Climate Change, Vaccination, Machine Learning, Bibliometric AnalysisAbstract
In recent years, risk challenges have become more intense with the globalization of the economy. As global risk attitudes have a considerable impact on various factors of global risk treatment, research on global risk attitudes has gradually increased in recent years, but there has been little bibliometric analysis, including co-citation analysis, hot topics, detection of unexpected events, and emerging trends. Therefore, this paper uses a combination of conventional bibliometrics and machine learning to address the above questions and to intuitively present hot topics and future research trends in global risk attitude research. It was found that major diseases, behavioral influences between men and women, climate change, experimental inquiry, vaccination, and sexual health were the most popular topics in global risk attitude research. Based on the current status of global risk attitude research, future research could be conducted on the topic of people’s attitudes toward vaccination after COVID-19 infection to explore whether there are new changes in these people’s attitudes toward vaccination. In addition, cluster analysis and burst detection of research themes revealed that vaccine hesitancy remains the most popular research direction in global risk attitude research at present. It is also very forward-looking to conduct research based on vaccine hesitancy as one of the top 10 health threats facing the world.
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