Taras Young, a historian who researches and writes about Britain’s preparations for nuclear attack, shares coping strategies
. But another study said it wasThe Home Office commissioned a report in 1981, which is one of the few times the government has looked into the psychological side of things. It said that when you imagine people panicking, you’re picturing cars queueing up to get out of the city. That’s not panic. That’s a rational response, because you’re trying to get away from the threat.
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