A predictive model of group panic behavior.

By:

Weinberg, Stanford B

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1978Description: 9p., 4 tables, 13 refsSubject(s):

Subject: An examination of the literature of group panic behavior identified the significance of leadership as a controlling factor and adds further credulence and modification to the preliminary hypothesis that leadership development intensifies and magnifies under stress conditions.

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Reprinted from Journal of Applied Communication Research; 1978; Vol 6 No 1; pp1-9

An examination of the literature of group panic behavior identified the significance of leadership as a controlling factor and adds further credulence and modification to the preliminary hypothesis that leadership development intensifies and magnifies under stress conditions.

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