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| Study (year) | Data collection method | Method of analysis | The most important factor affecting choice behavior in disasters |
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| Whitehead (2000) | RP | Logit model | Socioeconomic characteristics including income, education, gender |
| Horikiri and Odani (2000) | RP | Descriptive analysis | The extent of house destruction, the distance to the earthquake location, number of family members |
| Bateman and Edwards (2002) | RP | Logit model | Gender, confronting the risk, perception of danger |
| Walton and Lamb (2009) | SP | Descriptive analysis | Trip destination, estimated distance, trip mode, and motivation |
| Solís et al. (2010) | RP | Probit model | Having children, having experience of hurricane, home ownership |
| Richard Eiser et al. (2012) | - | Review study | Following previous experiences, values, individual feelings, cultural beliefs, and social variables |
| Yi-Yun et al. (2015) | RP | Logit model | Evacuation starting time, evacuation location conditions, age, occupation |
| Yang et al. (2016) | RP | Structural equation model | Age, education levels, distance to the shore |
| Shapira et al. (2018) | SP | Multivariate logistic regression | Socioeconomic status, levels of earthquake preparedness, and dwelling type |
| Sugiura et al. (2019) | RP | Logistic regression analyses | Psychological processes and personality factors |
| Mohajeri and Mirbaha (2021) | SP | Binary logit Model, Multinomial Logit Model | Religious belief, following previous experiences, trust in acquired trainings, and following decisions made by others |
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