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This is a type of a crowd that group of people who are in the same place at the same time. This type of group has no real common bond, long-term purpose, or identity.
CASUAL CROWD
CONVENTIONAL CROWD
EXPRESSIVE CROWD
HOSTILE/ AGGRESSIVE CROWD
This is a type of a crowd that group of people who come together primarily to have fun and express one or more emotions. Its members engage in expressive behavior such as dancing, singing, or worshiping.
CASUAL CROWD
CONVENTIONAL CROWD
EXPRESSIVE CROWD
HOSTILE/ AGGRESSIVE CROWD
This is a type of a crowd that large unorganized group of people who are willing to be led into lawlessness but are hesitant because they lack organizational courage and unity of
CASUAL CROWD
CONVENTIONAL CROWD
EXPRESSIVE CROWD
HOSTILE/ AGGRESSIVE CROWD
This is a type of a crowd that group of people who come together for a specific reason. They could be going to see a movie, a play, a concert or lecture.
CASUAL CROWD
CONVENTIONAL CROWD
EXPRESSIVE CROWD
HOSTILE/ AGGRESSIVE CROWD
a crowd whose members lose their sense of reason and respect for the law as a result of intense excitement or agitation and follow leaders in illegal acts
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TWO TYPES OF CROWD ACCORDING TO INTEREST. THE ‘____ _____’ CROWD AND THE ‘______ _______' CROWD. (PUT / BEFORE THE SECOND ANSWER)
(a)
The '____ _____' crowd has no common goal. There is a common external source but not a shared interest. The ____ _____ crowd can't do anything as a group.
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THE‘______ _______ CROWD. The true meaning of crowd sentiment can be seen in the behavior of the '______ ________' crowd, where there is always a "cause" that leads the individual concerned to identify himself with the rest of the crowd
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THESE ARE THE THREE CAUSES OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CROWDS.
Sentiment of invisible power , Suggestion , Collective Mind.
TRUE
FALSE
THESE ARE THE THREE CAUSES OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CROWDS.
Sentiment of invisible power , (a) , Contagion.
Once the crowd has gathered, there is a natural accumulation of excitement as well as a "________ _________" (Small letters)
(a)
CHARACTERISTICS OF A CROWD which replaces the
conscious individuality. When a person is in a
crowd, he or she behaves very differently than
when they are alone and isolated. (small letters)
(a)
It is a characteristic of a crowd that it exists at the time, is a
very special kind.
(a)
The members of the crowd have a certain amount
of (a)
CROWD Psychology. CROWDS ARE (a) (capital letter)
CROWD Psychology. CROWDS ARE (a) (capital letter)
CROWD Psychology. CROWDS ARE (a) (capital letter)
CROWD Psychology. CROWDS ARE (a) (capital letter)
CROWD Psychology. CROWDS ARE (a) (capital letter)
CROWD Psychology. CROWDS ARE (a) (capital letter)
All social interaction is ______ _______. When two or more people behave in the same way, this is known as '__________ _______'
(a)
IT IS A TYPES OF COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR THAT, An unplanned outburst of violence by a large group of people
(a)
A type of collective behavior that A disaster is an accident or natural disaster that kills many people and destroys a large amount of property.
(a)
is characterized by intense contagious fear, with individuals acting solely for themselves. People may flee in an attempt to escape, or they may become behaviorally "frozen" or paralyzed
(a)
MODULE 1 IS ABOUT INTRODUCTION TO
CROWD MANAGEMENT (IF FALSE WRITE THE CORRECT ANSWER)
(a)
MODULE 2 IS ABOUT CROWD
MANAGEMENT AND SAFETY IN PASSENGER SHIPS (if false write the corrrect answer)
(a)
Ships used to transport (how many) or more
passengers or voyagers.
(a)
The passenger ships are broadly
categorized in two classes namely: (put / before the second answer)
(a)
These ships travel on a regular schedule and charge fixed fares.
(a)
These ships serve the same function as public transportation by road or
rail. (a) are smaller ships that are used for shorter distance voyages
or as public transportation.
give examples of Example of Ferry Companies in the Philippines (small letters)
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give examples of Example of Ferry Companies in the Philippines (small letters)
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give examples of Example of Ferry Companies in the Philippines (small letters)
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give examples of Example of Ferry Companies in the Philippines (small letters)
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give examples of Example of Ferry Companies in the Philippines (small letters)
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give examples of Example of Ferry Companies in the Philippines (small letters)
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give one largest cruise ships (small letters)
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give another one largest cruise ships (small letters)
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give another one largest cruise ships (small letters)
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give another one largest cruise ships (small letters)
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give another one largest cruise ships (small letters)
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give another one largest cruise ships (small letters)
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occurs when there is no longer
enough deep water to float a vessel. This may be
done on purpose, for example, to perform
maintenance or land cargo, but it is more likely to
occur due to misinformation about water depths,
operator error, or a change in the bottom structure
of a waterway.
RUNNING AROUND
SHIP COLLISION
FIRE
CAPSIZING AND SINKING
The physical impact between two ships
that results in a damaging accident is
referred to as a ship collision. This type of
collision can also happen between a ship
and a fixed or floating structure, such as
an offshore drilling platform, an iceberg,
or even a port.
RUNNING AROUND
SHIP COLLISION
FIRE
CAPSIZING AND SINKING
board a ship can start in a variety of ways. A (ANSWER) can be
started by faulty electrical wiring, an overheating engine or motor,
or a fuel leak. (ANSWER) can also start in the galley, usually from the
stove or other cooking equipment. The most common cause of
shipboard (answer) is equipment failure, and a fire is most likely to start
in the engine rooms
RUNNING AROUND
SHIP COLLISION
FIRE
CAPSIZING AND SINKING
occurs when a ship at sea lists to
one side to the point where it cannot return to its
original position, posing a risk to the crew and
machinery onboard.
RUNNING AROUND
SHIP COLLISION
FIRE
CAPSIZING AND SINKING
in crew conditions When such an emergency does occur, the crew and passengers will potentially face. unable to obtain accurate (a)
in crew conditions When such an emergency does occur, the crew and passengers will potentially face. Lines of communication become confused.
TRUE
FALSE
in crew conditions When such an emergency does occur, the crew and passengers will potentially face. Always able to make appropriate decisions.
TRUE
FALSE
in crew conditions When such an emergency does occur, the crew and passengers will potentially face. Chain of command becomes confused.
TRUE
FALSE
The worst possible case for crowd
psychology and crowd actions is
(a)
are multiple emergency areas dedicated to specific
groups of passengers and crew members to ensure that everyone on
board is not going to the same emergency exit.
(a)
The crew should be able to establish authority
over the passengers and give clear and reassuring orders. which of the following is not belong to the following.
Have a negative and reassuring attitude
Give passengers simple orders that they can easily
understand
Use a low-pitched voice
Repeat important information
The crew should be able to establish authority
over the passengers and give clear and reassuring orders. which of the following is not belong to the following.
Have a positive and reassuring attitude
Give passengers simple orders that they can easily
understand
Use a high-pitched voice
Repeat important information
The crew should be able to establish authority
over the passengers and give clear and reassuring orders. which of the following is not belong to the following.
Have a positive and reassuring attitude
Give passengers simple orders that they can easily
understand
Use a low-pitched voice
give one and do not repeat important information
GIVE ONE TYPE OF PASSENGERS WHERE
EXTRA HELP IS NEEDED (capital letters)
(a)
