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. 2021 Apr 1;10:100352. doi: 10.1016/j.trip.2021.100352

Table 3.

Summary statistics for variables included in the final model estimation.

Variable name Variable description Max Min Mean Standard deviation
Black Black or African American indicator (1 if respondent is Black, 0 otherwise) 1 0 0.14 3.5E-04
COVID-19 threat Perceived threat to respondent's personal health of evacuating during a COVID-19 outbreak (4 if major, 1 if not a threat) 4 1 3.19 7.9E-04
Employed Employment indicator (1 if respondent is employed, 0 otherwise) 1 0 0.63 4.8E-04
Fear Likelihood of respondent feeling fear in response to a major flood evacuation scenario (5 if extremely likely, 1 if extremely unlikely) 5 1 4.37 1.0E-03
Female Female indicator (1 if respondent is female, 0 otherwise) 1 0 0.52 5.0E-04
High income Annual household income indicator (1 if respondent's gross annual household income is more than $100,000/year, 0 otherwise) 1 0 0.20 4.0E-04
Household with children Children indicator (1 if respondent's household contains one of more child 17 years old or under, 0 otherwise) 1 0 0.30 4.6E-04
Local borrowing Likelihood of respondent accessing resources from unknown neighbors (5 if extremely likely, 1 if extremely unlikely) 5 1 2.28 9.6E-04
Millennial Age indicator (1 if respondent is between 26 and 35 years old, 0 otherwise) 1 0 0.32 4.7E-04
Neighbor sharing Number of resources respondent would be willing to share with neighbors who chose to stay home and take shelter during a flood (10 if all, 0 if none) 10 0 6.76 2.9E-03
Network proximity How close respondent lives to each person in their social support network on average (6 if same building, 1 if different countries) 5.4 0 2.57 1.3E-03
Republican Republican indicator (1 if respondent is Republican, 0 otherwise) 1 0 0.17 3.8E-04
Total preparedness Number of flood preparedness measures respondent currently has (7 if all, 0 if none) 7 0 2.96 1.9E-03
Under 25 Age indicator (1 if respondent is 25 years old or younger, 0 otherwise) 1 0 0.30 4.6E-04