Public perception of disaster preparedness presentations using disaster damage images.

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TextSeries: Natural hazard research working paper ; 79Publication details: Boulder, Colo. : the Center, 1992Description: vi, 28 pDDC classification:

363.34707 PUB

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Level of preparedness before presentation; Supplies preparedness; Family contact; Discussed plans with household members; Practiced disaster plan; Knew community warning system; Evacuation planning; Utility service shut off knowledge; American Red Cross first aid certification; Disaster readiness; Belief that a disaster could happen; Follow-up; Recall of the presentation; Why use disaster damage images?; Level of preparedness after presentation; Supplies preparedness; Family contact; Discussed plans with household members; Practised disaster plan; Knew community warning system; Evacuation planning; Utility service shut off knowledge; American Red Cross first aid certification; Disaster readiness; Belief that a disaster could happen.

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