Bushfire Survival-Related Decision Making by Couples

PhD student Mary Cadeddu (RMIT University) identified significant couple/marital judgment and decision making processes that influence survival related decision making in forming a bushfire plan.

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Global views on fire science

Postgraduate students from around the world are bringing a diverse range of skills, experience and knowledge to enhance fire research through the Bushfire CRC.

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Associated Project

Decision Making under stress - understanding community members survival related decision making in bushfire (Analysis of 2009 Victorian Bushfires)

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Presentation

Couple's decision making processes for household bushfire plans

Couples' Bushfire Survival Planning: A Case Study: The 2011 Lake Clifton (WA) Fire

Research Report

Couples’ bushfire survival planning: a case study - The 2011 Lake Clifton (WA) Fire

Poster

Couple’s Decision-Making About Forming a Bushfire Plan

Students

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La Trobe University

Research Focus

Community Safety