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students are significantly different (P=0.05).
3118.13 Cross cultural comparison of values and beliefs in illegal drug users, Michael Lyvers,
Michael Lerner, Bond University, Australia
Psychedelic drug users (n=88) were compared to users of other illegal drugs (n=29) and to
non-drug-users (n=66) on questionnaire measures of life values, spiritual beliefs, and empathy.
Groups included subgroups from Israel and Australia. In both countries psychedelic users scored
significantly higher on values such as spirituality, mysticism, empathy, and concern for the
environment, and lower on financial prosperity, compared to users of other illegal drugs and
non-drug controls. This is consistent with previous research suggesting that psychedelic drugs can
trigger a mystical experience that may induce specific changes in values and beliefs that can
override traditional cultural influences.
3118.14 The attitudes of city dwellers toward disaster, Osamu Hayshi, Musashino University,
Japan
In this study, the perspectives of city dwellers toward disaster is discussed. The subjects were
asked to answer the questionare asking which risks are considered to be disaster. The questionare
was analized with third type of quantification method, and was cathegorised to 3 groups. The first
group contained the disasters caused by human neglect which were considered to be "natural
disasters". The second group contained small disasters caused by human neglect, like traffic
accidents or sicknesses. The third group contained big disasters caused by human neglect, like the
accidents of atomic generation or war.
3118.15 The perceived risk in online shopping and consumer-related factors, Danrong You,
Yinwen Chen, Erping Wang, The institute of Psychology, Chinese academy of Sciences, China
This study explored consumers’ perceived risk in online situation through many combined
qualitative and quantitative research methods such as in-depth interview and questionnaire survey
by e-mail. Study 1 explores the impact of consumer-related variables on overall risk in online
shopping context. Finding suggests that: Internet knowledge, Internet innovation, experience
orientation, economic orientation and anxiety have prominent influences on perceived overall risk.
Study 2 investigates the impact of risk dimensions on the relationship of consumer-related
variables and overall risk. Results show that consumer-related variables influence overall risk
through 7 risk dimensions and that different variables have different impacts on.
3118.16 The research of relationship between one’s studying career self-identity and
development,perfection and psychological health, Fengjuan Ma, Linying Li, Beijing Institute of
Technology, China
Studying career self-identity here means college students' understanding and acknowledgement of
his staying and studying for his major in the university. This paper is supposed to develop the
important hypothesis: studying career self-identity is a significant influential factor of one's
development and perfection as well as psychological health. And try to explore its impact on a
person's future achievement. Method: self-edited questionnaire and established questionnaire.
3118.17 Criteria in evaluating the current situation of psychology education in middle schools in
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