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Studies of several on-product warnings and product safety messages provide evidence that on-product warnings have not been effective in preventing injuries. However, there are examples of information presentations that, in conjunction with other factors, do modify human behavior. Some of these examples are safety-related. The authors examine the factors that influence the potential for changing human behavior and their implications for safety information about consumer products.
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