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| Variable type | Variable name | Number of variables statistics | Assignment |
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| Result variable | CGBMP | Multiple subjects participate in governance continuously, and the degree of participation is high and the governance effectiveness is good | 1 |
| Multi-organizers can actively participate in governance, but there are limitations, and the effectiveness of governance is good | 0.8 |
| Multiple subjects participate in governance but not actively, and the governance effect is average | 0.8 |
| Single-actor governance | 0 |
| Conditional variable | RF | Subjects trust the government, experts or other participating subjects and are willing to share resources or strengthen their own behavior to improve cooperation | 0.8 |
| The subject trusts the government, experts, or other participating subjects in general, and can provide certain resources | 1 |
| Subjects try to outperform or overpower other subjects’ psychological needs and behavioral activities and have a competitive mindset for cooperation | 0.6 |
| Lack of trust among subjects, unwillingness to share resources and strengthen their own cooperative behavior | 0 |
| PTE | The subject is able to make rapid judgments about the characteristics and severity of risk events and is satisfied with the quality and needs of governance | 1 |
| The subject is able to judge the characteristics and severity of the risk event and is basically satisfied with the quality and needs of the governance | 0.8 |
| The subject is able to make basic judgments about the characteristics and severity of the risk event and is partially satisfied with the quality and needs of the governance | 0.6 |
| The subject can hardly judge the characteristics and severity of the risk event and is not satisfied with the quality and needs of governance | 0 |
| TIF | Effective dynamic feedback and timely dialogue between subjects, and access to all information | 0.8 |
| Dynamic feedback and dialogue between subjects and access to relevant information | 1 |
| Subjects can have limited dialogue with each other and obtain some necessary information but not all | 0.6 |
| Subjects are constrained to express their views and keep each other’s information confidential | 0 |
| EF | Subjects actively participate in the act of public crisis management and do their best to accomplish the task | 1 |
| The subject has the will to participate in public crisis management behavior | 0.8 |
| Subjects are unwilling to participate in public crisis management behavior | 0 |
| CLF | The dynamic and uncertain nature of the public crisis management process leads to a very complex decision-making process and uncertain results for the governing body | 1 |
| The decision making of public crisis management subjects is complex and the results are uncertain | 0.8 |
| The decision making of public crisis management actors is relatively complex and the results are uncertain | 0.4 |
| The decision making of public crisis management actors is simple but the results of management are uncertain | 0.6 |
| The decision making of public crisis management actors is simple, and the results of management are controllable | 0 |
| SF | The system of public crisis management is well established, and the cooperation among the subjects involved in collaborative management is good, and the connection between the subjects is strong | 1 |
| There is a positive team spirit in the process of public crisis management and it can stimulate the cooperation among the subjects | 0.8 |
| The links between the subjects involved in collaborative management are relatively strong | 0.6 |
| Independent action of the subjects involved in governance | 0 |
| TNF | The ability of participating governance entities to monitor risk information in real-time, deal with security incidents quickly and ensure the safety of people’s lives and property to the maximum extent possible | 1 |
| Participating governance entities can monitor risk information, deal with security incidents, and complete risk analysis results | 0.8 |
| The ability of participating governance entities to ensure accurate and timely distribution of relief materials in the event of a public crisis | 0.6 |
| The participating governance body can complete the rescue work after the occurrence of the public crisis event | 0.6 |
| The governance body cannot ensure the safety of people’s lives and property in the event of a public crisis | 0 |
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