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. 2013 May 27;10(6):2133–2149. doi: 10.3390/ijerph10062133

Table 2.

Health risk perceptions among Chinese college students.

N Risk issue Risk perception Percent Total
Medians Std. Deviation Chi-Square
13 Motor vehicle accidents High risk 74.1 100.00 20.818 1.99E5 (a)
7 Chemical pollution High risk 69.3 100.00 19.870 1.96E5 (a)
10 Cigarette smoking High risk 67.0 100.00 21.595 1.59E5 (a)
2 Natural catastrophes High risk 62.6 100.00 26.886 1.71E5 (a)
8 Pesticides in food High risk 49.4 66.67 23.851 9.78E4 (a)
6 Air pollution High risk 44.9 66.67 23.327 9.91E4 (a)
5 Ozone hole High risk 42.0 66.67 25.603 1.02E5 (a)
14 Mental stress High risk 37.6 66.67 26.499 6.58E4 (a)
11 Drinking alcohol High risk 30.5 66.67 28.452 3.93E4 (a)
3 Nuclear power stations High risk 30.2 66.67 32.128 3.29E4 (a)
1 Global warming High risk 18.2 33.33 31.061 1.13E3 (a)
12 Medical X-ray High risk 18.2 33.33 28.927 5.09E4 (a)
15 Overtime study or work High risk 17.9 66.67 27.102 4.88E4 (a)
4 Thermal power plants High risk 14.0 66.67 26.685 5.77E4 (a)
9 GM foods High risk 11.2 33.33 29.335 4.74E4 (a)

a = Chi-square significant (p < 0.001).