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>>18230432
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>>17175169
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>>15482487
Ah, a man of culture I see
You're from THAT thread on /s/ aren't you?

In cognitive-behavioral science threat appraisal is someone's evaluation of the degree of a perceived threat and the possibility of it happening, and how it relates with anxiety, fear, insecurity, etc.

Threat perception is a term in international relations and political psychology that refers to how leaders interpret and perceive threat and make decisions based on those perceptions.

Appraisal does seem like more of an activity than perception but the distinction between these two terms is still vague to me.... Can I use them interchangeably? Like a leader's threat appraisal at a certain time?

I want to use cognitive behavioral findings on threat appraisal in my political psychology essay but I want to make sure I'm not talking out of my ass.

I don't know if this is the right place to ask this question but whatever.