M A Kuryleva, I A Kirshchina, A V Soloninina, V N Mikhailova, A E Krasheninnikov
[The interdisciplinary approach as tool of pharmaceutical education of children: from theory to practice]
Problemy sotsial'noi gigieny, zdravookhraneniia i istorii meditsiny
although growing body research examining public perceptions global climate change little work focused role place proximity shaping perceptions study extends previous conceptual models explaining risk perception associated global climate change adding spatial dimension specifically geographic information systems spatial analytical techniques used map measure survey respondents physical risk associated expected climate change using existing spatial data multiple measures climate change vulnerability analyzed along demographic attitudinal social contextual variables derived representative national survey predict variation risk perception bivariate correlation multivariate regression analyses used identify explain important indicators shaping individual risk perception analysis data suggests relationship actual perceived risk driven specific types physical conditions experiences