リスク認知に関する文化 環境心理学的研究の小総括

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1 165 総 説 リスク認知に関する文化 環境心理学的研究の小総括 キーワード 1. はじめに ステレオタイプとリスク認知 white male effect; WME, Finucane, Slovic, Mertz, Flynn, & Statterfield 1 ; Rivers, Arvai, & Slovic 2 Riversetal. 2 cultural identity protective risk perception; Kahan, Donald, Gastil, Slovic, & Mertz 3 Kahan 3 Vol.51 No

2 166 stereotype threat; Aronson, Quinn, & Spencer 4 ; Steele 5 ; Steele & Aronson 6 Wheeler & Petty 7 e.g., Forbes & Schmader 8 ; Rydell, Rydell, & Boucher 9 ; Inzlicht & Kang 10 Inzlicht & Kang 文化差とリスク認知 Wyler, Masuda, & Holmes 11 ; Slovic, Malmfors, Krewski, Mertz, Neil, & Bartlett 12 ; Slovic 13 Gierlach, Belsher, & Beutler 14 optimism bias Hofstead Markus & Kitayama 17 interdependent self independent self 2 relational self Heine & Lehman Hayakawa, Fischbeck, & Fischhoff 19 Paton, Bajek, Okada, & McIvor 20

3 個人をとりまく環境によるリスク認知 10 Mulilis, Duval, & Bovalino 21 Russell, Goltz, & Bourque 22 Dooley, Catalano, Mishra, & Serxner 23 Prince 24 Dooley, Catalano, Mishra, & Serxner 23 Dooley, Catalano, Mishra, & Serxner 23 Heller, Alexander, Gatz, Knight, & Rose 25 ; Lindell & Whitney 26 Edwards, Whitmarsh 28 ; Birmingham, Fielding, & Thrush 29 ; Mishra & Suar 30 ; Heller et al. 25 ; Weinstein, Lyon, Rothman, & Cuite 31 ; Jackson 32 ; Johnston, Bebbington, Lai, Houghton, & Paton 33 ; Norris, Smith, & Kaniasty 34 Kolivras 35 ; Miceli, Sotgiu, & Settanni 36 Miceli et al. 36 Kolivras 35 Lehman & Taylor 37 ; De Man, & Simpson Housley 環境心理学的視点 - 地域に対する愛着 - 40 Lewicka Mazumdar 40 Mishra, Mazumdar, & Suar 41 sense of collectivity Sarason 42 ; Kasarda & Janowitz 43 ; Hummon 44 ; Stokols & Shumaker 45 ; Turner, Nigg, & Paz 46 Vol.51 No

4 168 Kim & Kang 47 2 Tierney, Lindell, & Perry 48 Evans, Holmes, & Pooley 49 Paton, Millar, & Johnston 50 Riad & Norris 51 Jorgensen & Stedman 52 ; Kelly & Hosking 53 Bonaiuto, Aiello, Perugini, Bonnes, & Ercolani 54 ; Brown, Perkins, & Brown ; Fleury Bahi, Felonneau, & Marchand 自然災害リスク対策行動や行動を向上させる要因 Dooley et al. 23 Anderson Berry 58 ; Ecevit & Kasapoglu 59 ; Turner et al. 49 Showalter 60 Perry & Lindell 61 Mileti & O'Brien 62 Perry, Lindell, & Greene 63 Bennett & Murphy 64 ; Paton 65

5 169 Duerden & Witt Uniqueness to Personal Threat 仮説 uniqueness to personal threat hypothesis UPT; 67 UPT susceptibility vulnerability Janz & Becker 68 ; Rogers 69 ; Witte UPT 8. まとめ Vol.51 No

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