Do positive emotions lead to 'lazy thinking' in an emergency? : a study of the triple disasters in Japan

Mizutani, Satomi; Dallow, Tomoko

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2015-12
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Mizutani, S., & Koda-Dallow, T. (2015, November-December). Do positive emotions lead to 'lazy thinking' in an emergency?: A study of the triple disasters in Japan. Paper presented at The New Zealand Asia Studies Society (NZASIA) Conference, Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Abstract
To what extent did the participants’ emotions lead to ‘lazy thinking’ in terms of the number of options they had in mind during the triple disasters in Japan? • To what extent did their emotions predict their decision to stay or evacuate?
Keywords:
Japan, March 2011, Great East Japan Earthquake, tsunamis, Fukushima nuclear accident, disasters, disaster responses, psychology
ANZSRC Field of Research:
170113 Social and Community Psychology
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