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We present novel evidence showing that people prefer searching for an exit and avoiding smoke rather than following the crowd regardless whether with intuition or deliberation when the crisis situation was activated. Intuition leads to more obvious preferences on escape judgment and decision-making than does deliberation under unconscious priming condition. People are more cautious with decision-making...
We present novel evidence that proves the significant influence of information sources on escape judgment in a crisis situation. These influences are found to differ with intuition and after deliberative thinking. The finding addresses an important gap in crisis decision literature, in which the role of information sources is largely ignored. This omission is striking because crisis situations often...
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