Social-Psychological Guidance in Unexpected Public Crisis Events

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Hong Li

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Sudden public crises often trigger widespread anxiety, panic, and uncertainty among the public, posing a challenge to social stability. Therefore, social psychological guidance becomes a crucial component of emergency management systems. Its core objective is to alleviate individual psychological crises, maintain social order, and enhance collective psychological resilience through scientific intervention. Effective guidance should adhere to five key principles: enhancing a sense of security by reducing fear of the unknown through timely and transparent information dissemination; promoting calmness and helping the public manage their emotions; strengthening self-efficacy and collective efficacy to inspire confidence in positive coping; reinforcing social connections and leveraging family and community support; and conveying hope to guide the public towards maintaining positive expectations. Main strategies include establishing psychological support hotlines, disseminating mental health information, utilising media for positive public opinion guidance, and implementing multi-level, comprehensive psychological intervention services. Practical experience demonstrates that systematic social psychological guidance not only mitigates psychological trauma but also enhances social governance effectiveness, providing solid support for crisis response and recovery.


Keywords: Public Crisis, Social Psychological Guidance, Emergency Management, Psychological Resilience, Social Stability, Crisis Intervention, Social Governance.

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Li, H. (2026). Social-Psychological Guidance in Unexpected Public Crisis Events. Международный журнал реформы и практики государственной службы, 14(1), 86–94. https://doi.org/10.56289/ijcsrp.214
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Hong Li, Gansu Academy of Governance

Department of Public Administration

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