What factor is NOT typically a direct result of a mob in panic?

The factor of increased organization is not typically a direct result of a mob in panic. When individuals are overwhelmed by panic, their ability to think clearly and act in a coordinated manner diminishes significantly. Panic often leads to chaotic behavior rather than structured response.

In contrast, loss of reasoning, heightened emotional response, and fear-driven decisions are commonly observed effects in a panicked mob. Individuals experiencing panic may act irrationally, driven by their emotions rather than logical thought, resulting in erratic and impulsive decisions that could intensify the panic itself.