Analysis of Group Behavior and Regulation Strategies under Emergencies

Emergencies not only cause socio-economic losses but also trigger irrational group behavior among the public. The regulation of group behavior under emergencies is crucial for maintaining social stability. This paper analyzes the evolutionary patterns of group behavior under emergencies. Firstly, it examines the evolutionary stages from formation to dissipation and their characteristics. Then, it elaborates on the influencing factors of group behavior evolution. Based on this analysis, the paper proposes regulation strategies for group behavior under emergencies. These regulation strategies can practically guide emergency response work and provide reference and insights for future research on related issues.