Domestic violence & COVID-19: behaviour-based campaigns may help
Julie Cook
August 11, 2020 01:56 AM
The role of prior experience in informing and motivating earthquake preparedness.
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Responses when the earth trembles: The impact of community awareness campaigns on protective behavior.
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Who participates in the great ShakeOut? Why audience segmentation is the future of disaster preparedness campaigns.
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Examining associations between citizens' beliefs and attitudes about uncertainty and their earthquake risk judgments, preparedness intentions, and mitigation policy support in Japan and the United States.
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Effects of risk framing on earthquake risk perception: Life-time frequencies enhance recognition of the risk.
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Intention to participate in earthquake response training in Korea: Confidence in government management capability and cognitive evaluation of earthquake risk through fear.
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A model of household preparedness for earthquakes: How individuals make meaning of earthquake information and how this influences preparedness.
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Salient beliefs about earthquake hazards and household preparedness.
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Effect of critical thinking disposition on household earthquake preparedness.
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