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The Charlie Hebdo Terror Attack in Paris: Follow-up of French Citizens’ Terrorist Threat Perception and Its Aftermath  [L’attaque Terroriste de Charlie Hebdo à Paris : Evolution temporelle de la Perception de la Menace Terroriste et de ses Conséquences auprès des Citoyens Français] Cover

The Charlie Hebdo Terror Attack in Paris: Follow-up of French Citizens’ Terrorist Threat Perception and Its Aftermath [L’attaque Terroriste de Charlie Hebdo à Paris : Evolution temporelle de la Perception de la Menace Terroriste et de ses Conséquences auprès des Citoyens Français]

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|Aug 2016

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Sociodemographic Characteristics of the Sample at Three Measurement Times.

TotalTime 1Time 2Time 3
MSDMSDMSDMSD
Age35.7915.4636.7315.9935.6015.4135.0115.17
n%n%n%n%
GenderMale7043.802443.602241.502446.20
Female9056.303156.403158.502853.80
Living AreaParis7549.702443.602452.202754.00
Suburbs4831.801934.501430.401530.00
Other2818.501221.80817.40816.00
EducationalCollege2012.50611.00713.20713.50
AttainmentHS Diploma3521.901018.201324.501223.10
< 4 years HS5333.102443.601528.301427.00
Graduate Diploma5232.501527.302334.001936.50
ReligiousYes5534.401730.901935.801936.90
AffiliationNo10565.603869.103464.203363.50
Table 2

Effectives and Percentages of Word Associations’ Themes and Categories at Three Measurement Times.

Themes & CategoriesTime 1Time 2Time 3
n%n%n%
Emotional Responses5024.754825.004726.55
    General Emotional state20.9910.5200
    Anger52.4863.1384.52
    Disgust52.4810.5200
    Fear178.422211.461910.73
    Sadness167.92115.73158.48
    Shame41.9831.5600
    Surprise10.5042.0852.82
Democratic Values4120.303216.672011.30
    Freedom of speech209.91189.38116.22
    Secularism73.470000
    Solidarity149.93147.2995.09
Terrorist Attack2411.882814.583318.64
    Terrorism115.4594.69126.78
    Massacre136.44199.902111.86
Insanity52.4852.6063.39
    Folly41.9810.5231.70
    Foolishness10.5042.0831.70
Sorrow104.95147.2995.09
    Grief20.9942.0831.70
    Shock83.96105.2163.39
Evaluative Responses2914.362513.022313.00
    Indignation115.4552.6042.26
    Disappointment10.5010.5221.13
    Injustice41.9884.1763.39
    Nonsense115.45105.21105.65
    Mess20.9910.5210.57
Societal Context104.95199.90147.91
    Intolerance41.9894.6995.09
    Hatred20.2242.0821.13
    Amalgam41.9863.1331.69
Attack’s Causes136.4452.6031.69
    Radicalization94.4652.6031.69
    Ideology41.980000
Attack’s Consequences20.9963.1331.69
    Danger10.5021.0410.57
    Insecurity10.5042.0821.13
Charlie Hebdo104.9552.6073.96
Conspiracy10.5010.5252.83
Religion73.4742.0873.96
TOTALS202100%192100%177100%
Table 3

Mean Levels of Personal and Collective Terrorist Threat Perception at Three Measurement Times.

TotalTime 1Time 2Time 3
MSDMSDMSDMSD
Personal Threat2.641.062.741.052.441.062.771.06
Collective Threat3.990.894.010.834.010.903.950.95
Table 4

Frequency Distributions for Behavioral Changes Items at Three Measurement Time.

ItemsTime 1Time 2Time 3
n%n%n%
“Since the recent terrorist attack, have you been using public transportation in Paris:”
Less or much less often11.8059.50611.50
About the same time5192.704381.104280.80
More or much more often11.8035.7047.60
I never use public transportation23.6023.8000.00
“Since the recent terrorist attack, have you been using your car in Paris:”
Less or much less often11.8012.0011.90
About the same time2341.81632.001223.10
More or much more often00.0012.0047.70
I don’t have car3156.43264.003567.30
“Have you been avoiding certain areas of Paris due to fear of terrorist attack?”
Yes712.7815.1035.80
No4887.34584.904994.20
“Since the recent terrorist attack, have you been making general changes in your daily routine?”
Yes59.10815.1047.70
No509.904584.904892.30
“Since the recent terrorist attack, have you cancelled or delayed any specific plans to travel by train or by plain?”
Yes00.0000.0035.80
No55100.0053100.004994.20
“Since the recent terrorist attack, have you find yourself contacting your family and/or friends?”
Less or much less often00.0011.9023.80
About the same time4174.504279.204484.60
More or much more often1425.501018.90611.50
“Since the recent terrorist attack, have you been making changes in your daily routine to spend more time family and/or friends?”
A great deal00.0011.9000.00
Little more712.70611.30713.50
Not at all4887.304686.804586.50
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Figure 1

Mean Ratings for Scales Assessing the Extent of Talking and Hearing about the January 7, 2015 Terrorist Attack at Three Measurement Times.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/irsp.51 | Journal eISSN: 2397-8570
Language: English
Published on: Aug 23, 2016
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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© 2016 Petra Pelletier, Eva Drozda-Senkowska, published by Ubiquity Press
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