ENVIRONMENTAL RISK TO THE SELF: FACTOR ANALYSIS AND DEVELOPMENT OF SUBSCALES FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL APPRAISAL INVENTORY (EAI) WITH AN IRISH SAMPLE
作者： ANNE WALSH-DANESHMANDI , MALCOLM MACLACHLAN
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摘要: This paper expands the work on perception of risk to Self from hazards in environment by developing psychological aspects ecological perception, which have received little attention date. Responses 159 university students a 26-item scale environmental hazard an adaptation Schmidt and Gifford's (1989) Environmental Appraisal Inventory (EAI), were factor analysed 20-item with three subscales was developed. The represented techno-human, natural, everyday-life hazards, these are first be developed EAI. Psychometric properties scales discussed cultural differences identification addressed.
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