Nobody Has the Same Emergency Plan
What it does
Panic has become collaborative, but coordination has declined every invitation.
Use it when
- Everyone reacts to a crisis differently.
- Help arrives in incompatible forms.
- A crowded emergency needs one leader and has none.
For example
- The kitchen alarm sends one person for water, one for towels, and one outside.
- A canceled flight produces four separate rental-car bookings.
- The school play loses power and every parent starts moving furniture.
Emotional intensity9/10
Primary reactionAnxiety
ToneChaotic · Dramatic · Earnest
