Dr Ashhurst and Dr Long are pleased to announce their new book: Following-Leading in Risk, A Supplement. This is book nineteen in the series on the Social Psychology of Risk (SPoR). All books in the series can be downloaded free here: https://www.humandymensions.com/shop/ You can download this Supplement book for free here: https://www.humandymensions.com/product/following-leading-in-risk-a-supplement/ We published our… Read More Following-Leading in Risk, Supplement. Free Download

There is no ‘fast and slow’ in learning and learning development. Kahneman was wrong in suggesting that human enaction was binary, 1 and 2 or ‘fast and slow. All educators know that there is no fast and slow in learning (https://safetyrisk.net/what-theory-of-learning-is-embedded-in-your-investigation-methodology/). One thing Teachers know more than others is that learning is a ‘wicked problem’… Read More Embouchure, Affordance and Learning in Risk

by Simon Renatus Safety has a great deal to say about choice, and about holding people accountable for the choices they make. Safety Is a Choice You Make Every Day. Safety does not happen by accident, it begins with a conscious decision. (Your SAFE Guide, 2026) But what exactly do we mean by choice, and… Read More Sartre, Safety and the Problem of Human Choice

I’m yet to read a text or hear a discussion in safety that tackles the essentials of culture in any discussion on ‘safety culture’. It seems that the filter for any discussion about ‘safety culture’ is an obsession with safety not expertise in culture. If safety is the adjective that describes the kind of culture… Read More Safety Culture and the Culture of Safety

I see this recent obsession with human error in safety as strange. All this noise about human error as NOT a cause, human error demonised as evil and human error as somehow disconnected from personhood. How strange because there is no discussion of human fallibility, mortality or finiteness in such discourse. Then when we step… Read More The Meaning of Risk – SafetyRisk.net