The role of ethnicity in the emergency decision-making process.

By:

Perry, Ronald W

Contributor(s):

Green, Marjorie R

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1982Description: 28 pSubject(s):

Subject: Attempts to revise existing conceptual models of warning response behaviour associated with minority group status by considering the following: the process of making personal emergency decisions; social factors which impinge upon the outcomes of this decision-making process; and an integration of additional variables related to minority status into the model

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Bibliography: p. 329-334

Reprinted from Sociological Inquiry; Fall 1982; Vol. 52, no. 4; p. 306-334

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Attempts to revise existing conceptual models of warning response behaviour associated with minority group status by considering the following: the process of making personal emergency decisions; social factors which impinge upon the outcomes of this decision-making process; and an integration of additional variables related to minority status into the model

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