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    To evacuate or stay? : factors which influenced Japanese people's decision-making in emergencies

    Mizutani, Satomi; Dallow, Tomoko

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    2016-09
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    Mizutani, S., & Koda-Dallow, T. (2016, 1-4 September). To evacuate or stay? Factors which influenced Japanese people's decision-making in emergencies. Paper presented at New Zealand Psychological Society Annual Conference 2016, Wellington.
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    https://hdl.handle.net/10652/3725
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    Outline: Background •Our Research •Method •Study 1 (Quantitative Study) •Study 2 (Qualitative Study) •Result •Discussion •Conclusion
    Keywords:
    Japan, March 2011, Great East Japan Earthquake, tsunamis, Fukushima nuclear accident, disasters, disaster responses, psychology
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    170113 Social and Community Psychology
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