In a situation where someone at a family picnic or cookout is injured, some of the group may be more helpful, and others simply in the way, yelling, or otherwise panicky. (The same could be true if someone yelled fire in a movie theater. If there is no emergency and people freak out, for example. Cool heads may prevail.)
My view is that choices in the situation or someone's personality are factors at this point. Cool under pressure may require training, and you may be taking charge to stay safe, and help manage during chaos. If there is no crisis and others are injured due to panic, you may be surrounded by a group of people that can't control themselves under pressure.
My view is that choices in the situation or someone's personality are factors at this point. Cool under pressure may require training, and you may be taking charge to stay safe, and help manage during chaos. If there is no crisis and others are injured due to panic, you may be surrounded by a group of people that can't control themselves under pressure.
