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The Unthinkable

Who Survives When Disaster Strikes - and Why
in: Sociology
Summary:

The book explores human behavior and decision-making processes in extreme emergencies, drawing on real-life stories and scientific research. It examines why some people survive disasters and others do not, identifying key factors that influence survival rates such as denial, deliberation, and the decisive moment.

Key points:

1. Denial Phase: The book explores the initial denial response to disasters, which can lead to inaction or wrong actions.

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