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Table 1.

Basic information on respondents.

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Table 2.

Arithmetic mean, standard deviation, and factor pattern matrix for perception of radiation risk, and their interpretation.

KMO: 0.918, P < 0.001 (Bartlett). Bold font: >0.40 or <–0.40. Cronbach’s α: 0.878 (eight items in bold font for factor 1); 0.578 (three items in bold font for factor 2).

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Table 3.

Risk-comparison information provided, and its explanation.

“+” represents risk-comparison information used in this study.

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Fig 1.

Factor scores for (a) dread risk and (b) unknown risk (reversed). Error bars represent standard errors.

* P < 0.05, ** P < 0.01. Different letters represent significant differences among groups upon further analysis (P < 0.05).

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Table 4.

Regression coefficients for perception of radiation risk.

B: unstandardized regression coefficient; CI: confidential interval; β: standardized partial regression coefficient.

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Table 5.

Adjusted odds ratios for location (including evacuation experience), trust of central government, and risk-comparison information provided for respondents’ attitudes to risk, as determined by using a multivariate logistic analysis (all respondents).

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Table 6.

Adjusted odds ratios of risk-comparison information provided regarding respondents’ attitudes to risk, as determined by using a multivariate logistic analysis (high dread-risk perception group).

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Table 7.

Adjusted odds ratios of risk-comparison information provided regarding respondents’ attitudes to risk, as determined by using a multivariate logistic analysis (high unknown-risk perception group).

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