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COVID-19 And Risk Perception: Is The Fear And Confusion Worse Than The Disease Or Vaccines? Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling The “Can-it-happen-to-me” Risk Perception Factor greatly impacted Americans on September 11, 2001. Before that, they had occasionally been the target of terrorists, and some of these attacks had even occurred on American soil. But for the most part, terrorist attacks on Americans had been overseas-out of sight and out of mind-in nightclubs or on airplanes. Suddenly, on that September morning, the risk of terrorism became personal. As then President George W. Bush declared, “We’re not immune from attack.” (1) In other words, terrorism did happen to America.