《The Diplomat》recently published an article by Kuan-chen Lee, an Associate Research Fellow at our institute.

His research analyzes the impact of Taiwan’s 2025 civil defense handbook on public behavior. While the guide significantly boosts intentions for tangible, one-time tasks (like assembling emergency kits), it has a much weaker effect on habitual behaviors (like sustained monitoring of official information). This suggests that while clear instructions can lower the barrier to physical preparation, overcoming "information fatigue" to maintain long-term vigilance requires more than just a guidebook.

Link:Can Crisis Preparedness Information Move Taiwanese From Awareness to Action? – The Diplomat

or Can Crisis Preparedness Information Move Taiwanese From Awareness to Action_ – The Diplomat.pdf