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has title	Rationality of 17 cities’ public perception of SARS and predictive model of psychological behavior
Creator	Fan, Lu Hu, & Ia, Hongxia/ Jing, Gao Kan, Shi Wendong1, L Xuefeng, Chen Zhaoli, Song
Source	PMC
abstract	This study investigated the feature of Chinese peoples’ perception of SARS by surveying a stratified sample of 4231 people from 17 cities in China, and primarily proposed a risk perception centered predictive model of psychological behavior in crisis. The results indicated that, negative SARS-related information, especially information of personal interest, will arouse people’s risk perception of high level, and lead to irrational nervousness or scare; but positive SARS-related information, including recovery information and that with measures taken by government, can decrease the level of risk perception. In the middle of May, people felt the highest level of risk on the SARS pathogens; the following are the physical health condition and infectivity after recovering from SARS; they are factors that need special attention. SEM result analyses supported our hypotheses in that SARS-related information affect people’s coping behavior and mental health through their risk perception, the four indices of risk assessment, feeling of nervousness, coping behavior and mental health are effective presentimental indices for public psychological behavior in risky events.
has issue date	2003-01-01(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.1007/bf03184166
bibo:pmid	32214707
has license	no-cc
sha1sum (hex)	394e84e76a81b298470774fb2b3eb198c410bdb0
schema:url	https://doi.org/10.1007/bf03184166
resource representing a document's title	Rationality of 17 cities’ public perception of SARS and predictive model of psychological behavior
has PubMed Central identifier	PMC7089203
has PubMed identifier	32214707
schema:publication	Chin Sci Bull
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