Mixed-method study on lay people’s associations with the term “mass panic” and alternative termsdoi:10.26165/JUELICH-DATA/K4HTAXJülich DATA2024-12-191Lügering, Helena; Sieben, Anna; Tepeli, Dilek, 2024, "Mixed-method study on lay people’s associations with the term “mass panic” and alternative terms", https://doi.org/10.26165/JUELICH-DATA/K4HTAX, Jülich DATA, V1Mixed-method study on lay people’s associations with the term “mass panic” and alternative termsdoi:10.26165/JUELICH-DATA/K4HTAXLügering, HelenaSieben, AnnaTepeli, DilekRuhr University BochumUniversity of St. GallenOnline, , , , , , Building: , ROR:Project: CrowdDNA, Funding Number: 899739Jülich DATAOthercrowdinterviewpedestrian dynamicspsychologyquestionnaire studyIn the context of crowd accidents, terms associated with panic or animalistic behavior are used in various languages. To approach this question for the German language, a mixed-method study (consisting of a questionnaire and interviews) was conducted. The terms investigated were Massenpanik (“mass panic”) or, alternatively, Massendesaster (“mass disaster”) and Massenunglück (“mass accident”).2021-08-18