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Summary

Delayed departure can reflect uncertainty rather than panic. Based on Bryan (2002), pp. 3-318–3-319 and Proulx (2002), pp. 3-348–3-350.

Diagram for the article Panic (Fire Safety Academy wiki, level 1 Basic).

Source basis: Bryan (2002), pp. 3-318–3-319; Proulx (2002), pp. 3-348–3-350
Alt text: An ambiguous alarm leads to information seeking and preparation before directed travel.

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Short title	An ambiguous alarm leads to information seeking and preparation before directed travel.
Image title	Flowchart. An ambiguous alarm is validated; the occupant may interpret it as a false alarm or as a possible fire. Both interpretations lead to seeking more information, which a staff message can also supply. Preparation follows, then reassessment, which can loop back to more information, before directed travel. A note states that the order varies between occupants.
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