Table 3

Regression results of livelihood resilience and climate change perception on whether to adopt climate change adaptive behavior

VariableWhether to adopt climate change adaptation behavior
Model 1Model 2
Livelihood resilience8.1077.878
(1.35)(1.15)
Perception of temperature0.0190.015
(0.12)(0.09)
Perception of extreme weather0.637***0.591***
(3.74)(3.40)
Perception of rainfall−0.069−0.057
(−0.42)(−0.33)
Gender of head of household −0.031
(−0.06)
Age of household head −0.018
(−1.31)
Is the household head a village cadre −0.706*
(−1.70)
Family's highest level of education −0.023
(−0.54)
Number of cultivated land blocks 0.115
(1.60)
Constant term−0.7460.501
(−0.78)(0.36)
Sample size443443

Note(s): All the results obtained by using the multicollinearity diagnostic method show that the variance expansion factor (VIF) is less than 3, and there is no multicollinearity between the respective variables; The t-value is enclosed in parentheses; *** is significant at 1%, ** is significant at 5%, * is significant at 10%

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