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The table above shows the comparison of the seven conditions in which respondents receive newinformation about CO 2 with the two control conditions in which the general information about CCSis repeated.Respondents who received information about characteristics and effects of CO 2 (condition A)became on average significantly more positive about CO 2 (difference between means 0.19,p
Table 11: ANOVA (three factors) for influences of information package in changes between the first assessment andthe second assessment on CO 2 perceptionFactor(provided information)CO 2 characteristicsCO 2 impacts & naturalphenomenaCO 2 behaviour in CCSCO 2 characteristicsx CO 2 impacts & naturalphenomena(interaction term)CO 2 characteristicsx +CO 2 behaviour inCCS(interaction term)CO 2 impacts &naturalphenomenax + CO 2 behaviour inCCS(interaction term)CO 2 characteristicsx CO 2 impacts &natural phenomenax CO 2 behaviour in CCS(interaction term)Statistics Positive (5)-Negative (1)Type III sum ofsquaresClean (5)-Dirty (1)Useful (5)-Useless (1)Dangerous(1)-Safe (5)10.286 3.723 38.458 6.647F 10.564 4.079 38.244 6.527P-value 0.001 0.044 0.000 0.011Type III sum ofsquares0.590 2.258 1.057 32.070F 0.606 2.474 1.051 31.490P-value 0.436 0.116 0.305 0.000Type III sum ofsquares0.551 0.142 1.769 0.192F 0.566 0.156 1.759 0.189P-value 0.452 0.693 0.185 0.664Type III sum ofsquares0.334 0.130 1.017 0.066F 0.343 0.143 1.011 0.065P-value 0.558 0.705 0.315 0.799Type III sum ofsquares0.168 0.027 1.890 0.887F 0.172 0.029 1.879 0.871P-value 0.678 0.865 0.171 0.351Type III sum ofsquares0.641 2.056 1.168 0.358F 0.658 2.253 1.162 0.352P-value 0.417 0.133 0.281 0.553Type III sum ofsquares0.078 0.611 1.967 2.674F 0.080 0.670 1.956 2.626P-value 0.778 0.413 0.162 0.105Type III sum ofsquares2410.573 2255.5 2529.321 2549.942Corrected Totaldf 2469 2469 2469 2469Adjusted RSquared0.003 0.001 0.018 0.014Positive effect P
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Enquiries should be addressed to:Dr
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Part V Conclusion and Recommendatio
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TablesTable 1: Combination of infor
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Executive summaryCarbon dioxide cap
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Recommendations derived from this w
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1 IntroductionClimate change has of
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2.2 Perceptions of CO 2Very little
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• perceptions about the nature an
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3 OverviewThis research project’s
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5 Internet surveyFindings from the
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Respondents were provided with eith
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6 Administration of the survey6.1 T
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Part III Results16 | Understanding
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7.1.2 KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTIONS OF
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7.2 Quantitative resultsThe followi
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