Volume 16 No 5 (2018)
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Water Disaster Risk Perception and Behavior Strategy Analysis Based on the Neurology of Consciousness
Qi Liu, Dianwu Wang
Abstract
At present, our country is in a period of high incidence of emergencies. Various types of disasters cause heavy
casualties and huge economic, and expose the victims to extreme psychological shadows, bringing great emergency
relief and management work. With the further development of economy and society, it is necessary to strengthen
preventive measures against various risks. In this study, field research on individuals to understand the risk of
flood risk perception is conducive to government departments, which helps to grasp people's perception of water
risk and correctness, and can help government departments to develop relevant disaster risk prevention. In this
paper, firstly, the research status of disaster risk and disaster risk perception has systematically expounded. Based
on the theory of disaster risk perception, the concept and the characteristics of disaster risk have deeply discussed
by combining the Electroencephalography (EEG) technology of consciousness neurology. This paper systematically
analyzes the public perception of disasters, the possibility of disasters, the impact of disasters, the degree of
disaster control, and the degree of disasters accepted. Using EEG and other statistical software, a structural model
of disaster risk perception is obtained, which further explains the differences in perceptions of different individuals
on disaster risks and thus summarizes the influencing factors of people's perception.
Keywords
Water Disaster Risk Perception, Behavior Strategy Analysis, Neurology of Consciousness
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