Positive Psychological Predictors of Preparedness for Tornadoes, Fires, and Large-Scale Disease Outbreaks: A Study of U.S. University Students and Employees Prior to COVID-19

Marcela C. Weber; Brittany N. Hampton; Stefan E. Schulenberg

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Positive Psychological Predictors of Preparedness for Tornadoes, Fires, and Large-Scale Disease Outbreaks: A Study of U.S. University Students and Employees Prior to COVID-19

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Description: De-identified data on disaster preparedness and related variables from two samples: university students (collected 2015) and university faculty and staff (collected 2016). Both samples were from the same university in a tornado-prone region of the southeast United States. Additional files here are supplements to a manuscript currently under review, using these data.

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