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- Title: POWDER, PERCEPTION, & THE PATRIARCHY: A GENDERED LOOK AT BACKCOUNTRY BEHAVIOR
- Date: 2026-09-28
- Authors: Sarah Petelinsek, Kailey Mahoney, Nikki Champion, Rowan Kelner, Olivia Pearson, Boomer Olsen, Peilu Zhang, Patrick G. Hughes
- Description: Gender may influence risk perception, decision-making, and participation in high-risk outdoor environments, yet gender differences among backcountry r...
- Object ID: ISSW2026_P3.42.pdf
- Keywords: gender; backcountry recreation; avalanche education; risk-taking behavior; risk perception; decision-making
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- Title: IS IT A MAN'S WORLD? GENDERED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES IN SNOW AND AVALANCHE SAFETY
- Date: 2024-09-23
- Authors: Andrea Mannberg
- Description: Snow and avalanche safety is a male dominated field. The aim of this paper is to increase the knowledge on the gendered conditions and prerequisites t...
- Object ID: ISSW2024_O11.6.pdf
- Keywords: gender representation, workplace diversity, gendered experiences, qualitative analysis
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- Title: Decision-Making Practices in Alaska's Dynamic Mountain Environments: A Study of Professional Mountain Guides
- Date: 2014-09-29
- Authors: Emma Walker, Eeva Latosuo
- Description: Avalanche professionals make dozens of decisions each time they step into the field. The best practices for decision-making in high-risk, dynamic envi...
- Object ID: ISSW14_paper_O9.01.pdf
- Keywords: decision-making, risk tolerance, gender
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- Title: How Do Leadership Styles Cope With the Impact of Human Factors in Decision Making in Risky Terrain?
- Date: 2009
- Authors: M. Förster
- Description: As people are a major source of risk and the least predictable, it seems important to look at the different ways how we can cope with this risk. Sever...
- Object ID: issw-2009-0649-0653.pdf
- Keywords: leadership, human factors, risk, decision-making, training, gender
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