Insecurity

Insecurity is a feeling of unprotectedness and helplessness against manifold anxieties arising from an all-encompassing uncertainty about one's self.

Insecurity is largely fostered by unpredictable fluctuations in which there is no cohesion. The resultant insecurities may be personal (insecurity regarding one's goals and ideals, one's abilities, one's relation to others, and the attitude one should take toward them) or societal (disintegration of society's values and mores, societal responsibilities, and societal cohesiveness).

1. People's productivity is usually strongly influenced by the insecurity and unpredictability of their environment. Insecurity is thus exacerbated by social strife within countries and by political and military pressures or aggression of external origin.

1. Vulnerable nuclear weapons arsenals
2. Vulnerable disease research establishments
3. Social insecurity
4. International insecurity
5. Insecurity of Western marriages
6. Insecurity of resources
7. Inadequate security system
8. Inadequate defence
9. Fear of personal insecurity
10. European insecurity and vulnerability
11. Emotional insecurity
12. Economic insecurity
13. Crime

1. Uncertainty
2. Scepticism
3. Repression
4. False alarms
5. Conflict

1. Threat of war
2. Lack of human unity
3. Intimidation
4. Ideological confusion
5. Human contingency
6. Danger

1. Patterns of Deficient Wood Yang in the body
2. Fear

1. Using insecurity
2. Providing security

1. Security
2. Insecurity
3. Independence
4. Dependence
5. Prosperity-Adversity
6. Certainty-Uncertainty
7. Safety-Danger
8. Stability-Changeableness
9. Conventionality-Unconventionality
10. Hope-Hopelessness