A Questionnaire Survey for College Students on Evacuation Will and Information Delivery in Case of Toxic Gas Release

Kim, Bongchan; Koshiba, Yusuke; Ohtani, Hideo; Kwon, Youngjin

doi:10.9798/kosham.2017.17.5.75

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Korean Soc Hazard Mitig

2017

DOI: 10.9798/kosham.2017.17.5.75

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A Questionnaire Survey for College Students on Evacuation Will and Information Delivery in Case of Toxic Gas Release

Bongchan Kim¹,

Yusuke Koshiba²,

Hideo Ohtani³

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Factors Affecting Evacuation Behavior in Cases of Toxic Gas Release: Questionnaire Survey of Korean and Japanese Younger Adults

Kim¹,

Koshiba²,

Ohtani³

2019

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The purposes of this study are to investigate the factors influencing evacuation behavior, means of transportation, effective information tools, and country and gender effects in cases of toxic gas release. In this study, questionnaire surveys were conducted among Korean (n=158) and Japanese (n=108) younger adults. Explanatory factor analyses revealed that the extracted factor structures for the Korean and Japanese samples were similar. Surveys indicated that approximately three-quarters of Koreans (74%) chose "vehicle and motorcycle" as means of transportation, and 36% chose "Social network service and Internet" as effective information tools. Korean younger adults significantly rated knowledge and fear regarding toxic gas and chemical plants and lower anxiety about evacuation higher than Japanese younger adults. Gender effects were also identified regarding knowledge and anxiety.

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Factors Affecting Evacuation Behavior in Cases of Toxic Gas Release: Questionnaire Survey of Korean and Japanese Younger Adults

Kim¹,

Koshiba²,

Ohtani³

2019

J. Korean Soc. Hazard Mitig

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