Lawson's Rush

Lawson's Rush is a psychological concept describing a pattern where individuals prioritize quick, emotionally driven decisions over careful analysis, especially in high-pressure situations. Named after Dr. David Lawson, it highlights how stress or adrenaline can lead people to rush into actions without fully evaluating consequences, often resulting in impulsive behavior. Recognizing this tendency can help individuals slow down, assess risks more thoroughly, and make more thoughtful choices under pressure.