Studying the Role of Personality Traits on the Evacuation Choice Behavior Pattern in Urban Road Network in Different Severity Scales of Natural Disaster
Table 4
The abridged form of questionnaire.
Section 1: Socioeconomic characteristics
Gender
Male
Female
Marital status
Married
Single
Age
18–24 years
25–32 years
33–45 years
46–55 years
56–69 years
+70 years
Education
Diploma and below
Bachelor
Masters
Doctorate
Job
Employee
Manager
Self-employed
Doctor
Faculty member
Student
Housewife
Retired
Jobless
Other
Family Income
Income……………….
Number of family members
No. of family members………….
Geographical location of residence
Northern Parts
Central Parts
Southern Parts
Access to vehicle at emergency situations
No access
Access to vehicle as a driver
Access to vehicle as an occupant
Section 2: Daily trips’ characteristics
Purpose of daily trips
Education
Work
Entertainment
Shopping
Personal affairs
Other
Traffic condition in daily trips
Very congested
Congested
Normal
Uncongested
Very uncongested
Familiarity with alternative routes
Completely unfamiliar (≤5%)
Unfamiliar (5%–20%)
Normal (20%–50%)
Familiar (50%–80%)
Completely familiar (≥80%)
Section 3 (Revealed scenario1): Answer to this section according to your decision on the earthquake on December20, 2017 , 23: 27.
Did you choose evacuation in response to earthquake on December 20, 2017?
Yes
No
Section 4 (Designated scenarios): In the questionnaire, the following question is repeated for each of the designated scenarios and people are asked to answer the question according to the severity and time of the earthquake in each of the scenarios.
Do you choose evacuation in response to this scenario?
