Is my home my castle? Place attachment, risk perception, and religious faith
Is my home my castle? Place attachment, risk perception, and religious faith
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DOI：
10.1177/0013916505277608
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发表时间：
2006-03-01
影响因子：
5.7
通讯作者：
Billig, M
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作者：
Billig, M
这项研究涉及受敌对行动影响的加沙地区犹太定居者的地方和家庭依恋，这些敌对行动给定居者的生命带来危险。在电话采访的947个家庭中的156个样本中，它评估了与定居者的风险感知和他们留下或离开家园的倾向有关的变量。研究人员评估了风险感知和留下来的倾向与人口特征（如性别和在该地区生活的时间长短）以及文化特征（如地点和家庭依恋、意识形态和宗教信仰）之间的关系。尽管环境危险，但发现定居者有强烈的留在该地区的倾向，这与他们坚守土地的坚定意识形态、深刻的宗教信仰、强烈的地方和家庭依恋以及对自己处境的低风险认知有关。
This study dealt with place and home attachment of Jewish settlers in the Gaza region affected by hostilities incurring risk to the settlers' lives. It evaluated the variables related to the settlers' risk perception and their tendency to stay or leave their homes in a sample consisting of 156 of 947 households interviewed by telephone. The researchers evaluated how risk perception and the tendency to stay were related to demographic characteristics such as gender and length of time living in the region and to cultural characteristics such as place and home attachment, ideology, and religious faith. In spite of the dangerous environment, the settlers were found to have a strong tendency to stay in the area, related to their firm ideology of holding on to the land, profound religious faith, strong place and home attachment, and low risk perception of their situation.