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. 2021 Nov 17;67:102693. doi: 10.1016/j.ijdrr.2021.102693

Table 3.

Variables of the public's individual risk perception influencing factors.

Variable
Measuring
Variable assignment
Dependent variable Risk perception The public's individual risk perception level under emergencies
Independent variable National level Preventive management measures 0~5 continuous variable
Control policy measures 0~5 continuous variable
Own way of coping 0~5 continuous variable
Follow the measures and contribute your own strength 0~5 continuous variable
Policies are effective in safeguarding the interests of the country and the people 0~5 continuous variable
Media level Attitudes towards reporting of the COVID-19 0~5 continuous variable
The most frequent way to receive information about COVID-19 0~5 continuous variable
Feelings about reports of COVID-19 0~5 continuous variable
Number of COVID-19 information that was proven to be misrepresented 0~5 continuous variable
Which media reported on the COVID-19 is believed 0~5 continuous variable
How to deal with doubts about the report 0~5 continuous variable
Local government and social level Attitudes of the central or local governments in issuing epidemic announcements 0~5 continuous variable
The local government releasing the epidemic information timely or not in time 0~5 continuous variable
Local governments and social institutions actively cooperate with central policies 0~5 continuous variable

Note: 0 means disagree entirely, 5 means agree entirely.