14 research outputs found
Relationships between expanding pinyon–juniper cover and topography in the central Great Basin, Nevada
No full textHistorical biogeography of Eusattus muricatus (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) within the Great Basin, western North America
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Changes in nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations in soil, soil water and surface run-off following grading of irrigation bays used for intensive grazing
No full textProposed methods for the measurement of regional renal blood flow using heat transfer analysis
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The palaeoenvironment of humans and marine birds of the Aleutian Islands: three millennia of change
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The Process of Consumer Reactions to Possession Threats and Losses in a Natural Disaster
No full textThis paper examines involuntary possession disposition associated with a natural disaster. Results of a naturalistic investigation involving group and depth interviews with wildfire survivors are consistent with previous research proposing that disposition is a symbolic and meaningful process. Overall, these consumers’ reactions to possession threats and losses appear to follow a sequence of stages. We also find this process to have some unique characteristics that distinguish it from other types of disposition. Copyright Kluwer Academic Publishers 2004consumer behavior, possession disposition, environment, qualitative methodology,
