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Preface Inroduction Current theories of panic. Part I Theories of Affiliative Behavior: Theories of affiliation the theory of Walters and Parke Protection from predators: Bowlby's theory. Part II Toward a Theory of Social Attachment: Arousal and stimulation-seeking overview Cognitive maps and susceptibility to influence Affiliation as stimulation-seeking: a theory of attachment formation Stimulation-seeking and group dynamics. Part III Panic: Panic as stimulation-seeking Aggression The social context of panic Panic flight as affiliative behavior Review of current theories of panic Havens of safety Panic as stimulation-avoidance. Part IV: Further Considerations: Two systems of arousal Towards a neurophysiological theory of emotional behavior Summary and conclusions Understanding mass panic and other collective responses to disaster: update Appendix: the concept of stimulation-seeking References Index.
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