A group is safer than a person alone. There are more hands, more eyes, more warmth in a shared shelter, more phones, and someone to go for help. But a group under stress can also make worse decisions than any of its members would alone. People defer to the loudest voice. The person who noticed the problem says nothing. Two people go off to "have a look" and are not…
In this lesson
Leading a group under stress
Managing a panicking companion
Speaking up: the quiet doubter
Splitting a group
Sending for help: the message and the messenger
Do not become the second casualty
Check yourself
Key points
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