ENCYCLOPEDIA

OF WORLD PROBLEMS

AND HUMAN POTENTIAL

Human values

Self-control

Self-control

Broader

Sociability-Unsociability

Resolution-Irresolution

Patience-Impatience

Leniency-Compulsion

Excitement-Inexcitability

Energy-Moderation

Problem

Totalitarianism

Sexual discrimination in contraceptive methods

Inadequate drug control

Inadequate drought control

Inadequacy of pain control

Conspiracy theories

Vulnerability of nuclear defence control systems

Urinary incontinence

Untested use of hormones

Undue military influence

Undue control of prices by intermediaries

Trade in products for chemical warfare

Substance abuse during control of complex equipment

Social dictatorship

Restrictive transnational corporation control of bulk shipping

Restrictive control of marketing and distribution channels by transnational corporations

Prohibitive cost of animal disease control

Opposition to population control and family planning

Neighbourhood control by criminals

Monopoly of the media

Misleading endorsement advertising

Middleman control of rural marketing

Loss of traditional forms of social security

Lack of integrated pollution control

Irresponsible private control of communications mass media

Ineffective population control

Inadequate weed control

Inadequate water system infrastructure

Inadequate testing of drugs

Inadequate participation in the control of joint venture

Inadequate insurance against pregnancy

Inadequate disease vector control

Inadequate control of weapons of mass destruction

Inadequate control of animal diseases

Inadequate budgetary coordination within the United Nations systems

Hierarchical control of market facilities

Health hazards of oral contraceptives

Health hazards of artificial birth control

Government opposition to population control

Excessive state control of communications mass media

Excessive government control

Excessive control of raw materials markets by transnational corporations

Elitist control of production

Elitist control of construction technology

Discriminatory targeting of travellers by border control officials

Denial of right of family planning

Covert transfer of strategic technology

Control of national economic sectors by transnational enterprises

Birth prevention

Bias in selection of political candidates

Abuse of sedation for behaviour modification

Unenforced animal control

Undue control of industries and sectors by transnational corporations

Lack of legislative control on advertising

Insufficient pest control

Inhumane methods of riot control

Inadequate traffic control

Inadequate riot control

Human fatigue during control of complex equipment

Foreign control

Faecal incontinence

Excessive job control

Discredited moneyed hereditary class

Dependence on costly trading intermediaries

Costly international market organizations

Abusive control of wild animal populations

Abnormal blood pressure

Abdication of control by company directors

Unquestioned control by economic forces

Unpractised dust control

Unfamiliarity with erosion control methods

Undue industrial control

Undeveloped jungle pest control

Underutilization of biocontrol

Unchecked crab damage to crops

Surrendered control of marketing systems

Prohibitive cost of crop treatment

Prohibitive cost of contraceptives

Parental domination of children's thinking

Mistrust of birth control

Local control of resources

Limited control of environment by local communities

Lack of financial control

Lack of control

Intermittent explosive disorder

Information overload during control of complex equipment

Inadequate motorcycle control

Inadequate management of government finances

Inadequate health control

Inadequate government control of military

Inadequate control of development projects

Fear of losing control

Failure of disarmament and arms control efforts

Excessive computer control of social processes

Birth control misinformation

Abdication of government ministerial control

Strategy

Using root zone wastewater treatment

Using biological pest control

Reducing individual fertility

Promoting contraceptive use

Developing government/industry voluntary agreements to control transboundary air pollution

Advancing conflict resolution

Using control systems

Strengthening regional cooperation on transboundary air pollution control

Strengthening primary health care systems to control communicable diseases

Strengthening capacity to control communicable diseases

Reporting achievement of targets for water-related disease control

Regulating trade in endangered species

Publicizing family planning methods

Promoting research and development in transboundary air pollution control

Managing acute pain

Implementing targets for water-related disease control

Exchanging information to control transboundary air pollution

Evaluating family planning

Establishing official support for population control

Developing national strategies for the integrated control of communicable diseases

Developing national policy to control transboundary air pollution

Developing air pollution control technology for urban industry and transportation

Controlling human induced coastal erosion

Controlling availability of arms

Combating drought

Assessing financing to reduce health risks from environmental pollution and hazards

Assessing costs and financing to control communicable diseases

Assessing costs and financing to control AIDS

Advancing contraceptive technology

Adapting indigenous pest control knowledge

Legislating food control

Increasing awareness of population control

Clean pollution control technologies for Industry

Using traditional methods for water pollution control

Using hormones for pest control

Using hierarchical principle of control

Using birth control

Using abortion for population control

Undertaking intersectoral research on pollution control

Undertaking flood management

Undertaking environmental management measures to control disease vectors

Undermining government opposition to population control

Training in pollution control, waste treatment and disposal technologies

Training for economic control

Supporting new markets for pollution control

Supporting national programmes to monitor and control hazardous wastes

Subsidizing pollution control

Studying use of chemicals to control pests

Studying prevention control

Studying biological control of pests

Strengthening programmes to control sewage discharge

Strengthening national poison control centres

Strengthening national food control

Strengthening monopoly of nuclear power techniques

Strengthening monopolistic control of new animal forms

Strengthening intersectoral cooperation to control communicable diseases

Strengthening food control infrastructure

Securing religious support for population control

Securing actual legal control

Restricting exchange control

Resisting external influence

Reshaping societal control dynamics

Requiring priorities for material outputs

Reporting negligent quality control

Reducing information overload during control of complex equipment

Reducing foreign control

Reducing cost of animal disease control

Redirecting capital control

Raising public awareness of water-related disease control

Questioning control by economic forces

Publishing targets for water-related disease control

Providing technical assistance for control of communicable disease

Providing sufficient control

Providing sufficient administrative control

Providing pest control

Providing intersectoral training on prevention and control of communicable diseases

Providing integrated pollution control

Providing information about national strategies to control transboundary air pollution

Providing guidance on control technology for marine pollution from land-based sources

Protecting industry to maintain jobs

Protecting against vulnerability of nuclear defence control systems

Promoting natural family planning

Promoting drug control

Planting erosion prevention groves

Opposing population control

Obtaining community milling control

Nationalizing liquor production

Monitoring pollution control

Monitoring economic control by transnational corporations

Managing production process control

Maintaining product control

Maintaining control of production processes

Limiting water control

Limiting pest control

Limiting monopoly control of national economies

Limiting monopolistic control of new animal forms

Limiting control of environment by local communities

Legislating food control systems

Intensifying research on mitigation and control of tropical diseases

Increasing water control

Increasing public participation in desertification control

Increasing industrial cooperation to control transboundary water pollution

Increasing effectiveness of population control

Increasing effectiveness of birth control

Increasing activity of transnational corporations

Incorporating health risks analysis in national pollution control programmes

Improving weed control

Improving water pollution control capacities in large cities

Improving training on prevention and control of hazardous waste health risks

Improving technology to control communicable diseases

Improving riot control

Improving pollution control for offshore platforms

Improving national waste management and control policies

Improving national quality control for seafood

Improving laws to control long range atmospheric transport of pollutants

Improving information systems for safety control

Improving health control

Improving government control of military

Improving drought control through appropriate technology

Improving control of zoonoses

Improving control of mergers

Imposing voluntary system of cryptography

Identifying oil and chemical spill control measures for emergencies in developing countries

Humanizing methods of riot control

Hiding extent of corporation control on national policy-making

Hiding extent of control of national economies by limited number of individuals

Grounding protective laws

Formulating future control strategies for transboundary air pollution

Forming representative control of international monetary system

Facilitating transfer of marine pollution control technology to developing countries

Facilitating training about transboundary air pollution control

Facilitating access of developing countries to pollution control knowledge and technologies

Exposing elitist control of technology

Exposing elitist control of global economy

Expanding research and methodologies to control communicable diseases

Expanding laws to control spills in water

Exercising societal control

Exchanging information on costs of control technologies for transboundary air pollution

Exchanging information on control technologies for transboundary air pollution

Establishing speed control systems

Establishing rent control systems

Eroding of political control

Ensuring local economic sufficiency

Ensuring effective firearms control

Enabling local control of mass media

Empowering pollution control agencies

Eliminating weapons of mass destruction

Educating in flood and river control

Distributing computer control systems

Discrediting money control of markets

Disclosing limited control of national economies

Disclosing control by major corporations on national policy-making

Directing flow of property control

Developing water pollution control technologies

Developing tobacco control

Developing technologies to control transboundary air pollution

Developing quality controls for industrial systems

Developing national strategies to control transboundary air pollution

Developing improved control

Developing human resources to control communicable diseases

Developing government/industry covenants to control transboundary air pollution

Developing effective biological control agents against disease transmitting vectors

Developing control systems

Determining required power for social organization

Demanding tightening of law enforcement during crises

Creating regulatory instruments

Counteracting economic control by transnational corporations

Coordinating air traffic control systems

Controlling weapons of mass destruction

Controlling narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances

Controlling government finances

Controlling flow of capital

Controlling development projects

Controlling anxiety

Controlling animal diseases

Constructing flood control wall

Constructing erosion control ditches

Constructing check dams

Conferring social control

Condemning elitist control of production

Combatting mind control

Challenging globalization

Carrying out intervention studies for communicable disease control

Awakening responsible pet control

Assuming crime control responsibility

Assigning individual control of private possessions

Assessing effects of climate change on freshwater resources and flood control

Applying value analysis

Applying pollution control measures to nitrogen oxide emissions

Adapting cost-effective methods of environmental control to local conditions

Abstaining from quality

Abstaining from integrated pollution control

Abstaining from control

Abstaining from biological control of pests

Abstaining from administrative control

Metadata

Database

Human values

Type

(C) Constructive values

Subject

Cybernetics » Control

Individuation » Individuation

Content quality

Yet to rate

Language

English

1A4N

C1549

DOCID

11315490

D7NID

190721

Last update

Dec 2, 2024