El animal humano y su comportamiento en emergencias

  1. Fernando Gordillo León
  2. Lilia Mestas Hernández
Journal:
Revista Digital Universitaria

ISSN: 1607-6079

Year of publication: 2021

Volume: 22

Issue: 1

Type: Article

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Abstract

The behavior of human beings, as other animals, is modulated by the social group to which they belong.The grouping of human beings has been an important part of the evolutionary process, increasing theirability to adapt to the environment. However, in societies as broad and complex as the ones today, thegroup’s own defense systems could become maladaptive. Specifically, social learning and transmissionof information in dangerous and uncertain contexts could generate high levels of emotional activation,lack of control of the situation and scarcity of resources. One of the keys to improve group’s responsecould be to find the point of optimal emotional activation for the population, which avoids bothunderestimation and overestimation of the dangers associated with the emergency.

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