When it comes to unexpected and traumatic events, such as car accidents, people’s minds tend to shut off. In a disaster scenario, approximately 80 percent of people basically freeze (the fainting-goat effect, a severe form of panic), while 10 percent panic, which leaves just 10 percent actually capable to respond in a meaningful way and take action.
How To Stay As Calm And Focused As Humanly Possible When SHTF