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Headings: Insecurity
Insecurity
What Is Insecurity?
What Causes Insecurity?
Effects of Insecurity
Insecurity and Mental Health
Dealing with Insecurity
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Content: Narcissism
Schizophrenia
Borderline personality
Paranoid personality
Dependent personality
Depression
Anxiety
Eating disorders and body image issues
Deep-seated feelings of anxiety and insecurity characterize many of these conditions, although the individuals who have these conditions may not appear to be insecure. People with a narcissistic personality, for example, may boast about accomplishments and abilities, exhibit extreme arrogance, and clearly appear to believe in their own superiority. However, these traits often conceal deeply hidden feelings of insecurity and self-doubt. People with borderline personality often experience insecurities, as well, especially insecurities pertaining to their own sense of identity. Individuals with this personality type may fear abandonment and doubt their own ability to form lasting relationships with other people and come to depend excessively on others as a result. Eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia, as well as body image issues, are closely linked to insecurity. In the case of eating disorders, insecurity about one’s appearance or life circumstances may play a key role in the development of the condition. Depression is often associated with feelings of low self-worth. Individuals with low self-worth are likely to more easily focus on and magnify their own flaws and shortcomings, behaviors that feed insecurity. Dealing with Insecurity
People who experience significant insecurities in daily life may attempt to overcome them by identifying the causes.