Resignation to problems

Community groups concerned with law enforcement which are unable to see their defeats in a wider context may fall prey to images of defeat and powerlessness. They become increasingly victimized by these self-images and retreat from dealing with vital problems into a milieu of apathy and personal isolation.

1. Resignation
2. Reluctance to join in community action
3. Lack of self-confidence
4. Felt community powerlessness
5. Demoralization
6. Defeat

1. Resignation towards corruption
2. Resignation to permanent joblessness
3. Drained social urgency

1. Recurrence of misapprehended world problems
2. Lack of urgency in village operations
3. Inadequate mobilization of public opinion for development
4. Inaction on problems
5. Alarmism

1. Unwillingness to resolve problems
2. Undermined citizen confidence
3. Psychological inertia
4. Patterns of Deficient Wood Yang in the body
5. Low general expectations
6. Issue avoidance
7. Failure to conceptualize large-scale problems
8. Electoral defeat
9. Dependence on sophisticated technology for development
10. Consensus trap
11. Conceptual repression of problems
12. Community demoralization

1. Grievances of citizens

1. Structural failure of citizen participation

1. Problem-solving
2. Overcoming defeat
3. Addressing resignation to problems
4. Accepting problems

1. Resignation
2. Defeat
3. Problem
4. Enforcement