The first thing a person in trouble should do is try to calm down and assess the situation sensibly. Numerous cases show that very often the greatest threat to the victims is not the incident itself, but its immediate and long-term consequences, programmed by the wrong actions of the victims themselves. Even the fastest, but thoughtless actions and actions may not only not facilitate, but also aggravate the situation. For example, people caught in an avalanche and miraculously getting out of the snow, bustle and noise can cause an even greater avalanche. Panic flight from a forest fire can provoke injuries and, as a result, a decrease in motor activity. It is very important at the time of the accident to get rid of the feeling of fear, assess the situation, outline the safest line of behavior.