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The Myths with regard to Human Response in Disaster Myth Reality Planning Implications 1. People panic in danger. Only a small number are likely to panic; the majority will take whatever steps are available to protect and comfort each other. Providing necessary information, direction which enables people to make rational decisions. 2. During disasters people only think of themselves. 3. Too much information is likely to scare people and make them behave erratically. 4. People do not react with severe emotional disturbance when they are affected by any disaster. 5. Children are not affected by disasters. 6. A community affected by a disaster will fall apart or never recover. 7. Workers in the disaster situation are not affected by disaster People generally care for each other and provide necessary help. Majority of people react responsibly to the information they are given. The stress of experiencing disaster and lengthy recovery process has an effect on majority of people Children do get affected by disasters. However, they express their problems to family members once things get back to normalcy. Community has its own coping mechanisms to face a disaster. It adapts to a traumatic event and continues to keep pace with the process of development Workers are also affected during disasters, as they have to cope with extensive destruction, damage, stress and trauma. Publicize the efforts of those who ensure safety of others in emergency. Provision of clear information and suggested courses of action. Appropriate response mechanisms need to be developed. Proper psychological counselling and support is required to enable them to open up and express their reactions. Developing and integrating community processes. Such processes should coordinate multifarious efforts in managing disasters. Proper assistance and support-administrative and psychological, needs to be provided to workers. 40
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