The response of local residents to a chemical hazard warning: Prediction of behavioral intentions in France, Greece and the Netherlands

O. Wiegman; Egli Komilis; Bernard Cadet; Hendrik Boer; Jan M. Gutteling

The response of local residents to a chemical hazard warning: Prediction of behavioral intentions in France, Greece and the Netherlands

O. Wiegman, Egli Komilis, Bernard Cadet, Hendrik Boer, Jan M. Gutteling

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Abstract

In this study Greek, French and Dutch residents of a hazardous chemical complex were confronted with a simulated warning scenario for an industrial accident and intended functional and dysfunctional behaviours were measured. Intended functional behaviours were poorly predicted by our model, while dysfunctional behavioural intentions could be predicted rather well. Consequences for hazard communication in the European Community are discussed.

Original language	Undefined
Pages (from-to)	499-515
Number of pages	16
Journal	International journal of mass emergencies and disasters
Volume	10
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 1993

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IR-101854
METIS-148967

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