ExcessExcessivenessExcessiveExcessivelyExcessesBroaderTemperance-IntemperancePresentableExpensiveness-CheapnessPresentableDueness-UnduenessPresentableCommunicativeness-UncommunicativenessPresentableProblemVulnerability of land-locked countriesExcellentUnsustainable population levelsExcellentUnsustainable exploitation of fish resourcesExcellentUnsustainable development of forest landsExcellentUnemploymentExcellentTelevision addictionExcellentSocial hardships of economic reformExcellentRepudiation of complementary medicineExcellentProliferation of informationExcellentOverexploitation of underground water resourcesExcellentOligopoliesExcellentNational public debtExcellentMarginal level of family incomeExcellentIncreasing atmospheric carbon dioxideExcellentInadequacy of economic accounting systemsExcellentHuman flatulence in publicExcellentHuman consumption of animalsExcellentHealth risks of alcohol consumptionExcellentExternal debt crisisExcellentExcessive institutionalization of vulnerable groupsExcellentExcessive hours of workExcellentExcessive governmental spendingExcellentExcessive government intervention in the private sectorExcellentExcessive customs and trade formalitiesExcellentExcessive consumption of sugarExcellentExcessive child-bearingExcellentEurocentrismExcellentDistortionary tax systemsExcellentDisruptive migration of trained personnelExcellentDestructive fishing methodsExcellentCulture of violenceExcellentCounter-productive agricultural price supportsExcellentChronic alcoholismExcellentAgricultural overproductionExcellentAddiction to sexExcellentWeight obsessionPresentableUnsustainable harvesting ratesPresentableUnskilled crop dustingPresentableUnnecessary personal consumptionPresentableUnequal income distribution between countriesPresentableUndue political pressurePresentableUnderpayment for workPresentableTrace element imbalance in the human bodyPresentableStockpiles of nuclear warfare materialPresentableSpeedingPresentableSoil salinizationPresentableSocio-economic burden of militarizationPresentableSocial environmental degradation from recreation and tourismPresentableResource depletionPresentableProliferation of consumer productsPresentableProfiteeringPresentablePolyuriaPresentablePersonal wealthPresentablePatterns of Excess disharmony of the bodyPresentableOverworkPresentableOveruse of de-icing saltPresentableOveruse of chemicals to control pestsPresentableOvercrowdingPresentableOver-specializationPresentableOver-regulationPresentableOfficial secrecyPresentableNet outflow of capital from countriesPresentableNatural resource depletion due to high-level consumptionPresentableMulti-car familiesPresentableMisuse of agricultural chemicalsPresentableMilitary atrocitiesPresentableMedia reinforcement of materialismPresentableJuvenile alcoholismPresentableInsufficient recycling of materialsPresentableIncreasing unsustainability of global developmentPresentableInappropriate loansPresentableInappropriate foreign investmentPresentableInadequate local government financingPresentableImbalanced research activityPresentableHyperefficiencyPresentableFluctuating agricultural products marketsPresentableExport cartelsPresentableExcessively large familiesPresentableExcessively costly prestige projectsPresentableExcessive work-related travelPresentableExcessive wheat surplusesPresentableExcessive sweatingPresentableExcessive student-teacher ratioPresentableExcessive state control of communications mass mediaPresentableExcessive size of metropolitan regionsPresentableExcessive salaries of international civil servantsPresentableExcessive salaries of corporate executivesPresentableExcessive regulation of televisionPresentableExcessive rainfallPresentableExcessive protection of industries by customs dutiesPresentableExcessive portrayal of terrorist activity in the mediaPresentableExcessive portrayal of substance abuse in the mediaPresentableExcessive population mobilityPresentableExcessive population demands on the environmentPresentableExcessive office space in citiesPresentableExcessive occupational exposure to radiationPresentableExcessive numbers of freight vehiclesPresentableExcessive mobility of village populationsPresentableExcessive military usage of landPresentableExcessive medical intervention in childbirthPresentableExcessive leniency in sentencing of offendersPresentableExcessive land usage by transport systemsPresentableExcessive land usagePresentableExcessive independence of transnational corporationsPresentableExcessive imposition of states of emergencyPresentableExcessive human fertilityPresentableExcessive human body hairPresentableExcessive growth of social expenditurePresentableExcessive frontier formalities in international travelPresentableExcessive extralegal powersPresentableExcessive exposure to radiation from consumer goods and electronic devicesPresentableExcessive emphasis on fashionable problemsPresentableExcessive dependence on computer models of complex system behaviourPresentableExcessive dependence of local communities on outside servicesPresentableExcessive costs of transport insurancePresentableExcessive costs of inefficient port cargo-handlingPresentableExcessive cost of medical drugsPresentableExcessive cost of animal proteinPresentableExcessive control of raw materials markets by transnational corporationsPresentableExcessive consumption of vitaminsPresentableExcessive consumption of specific foodstuffsPresentableExcessive consumption of resources in industrialized countriesPresentableExcessive consumption of goods and servicesPresentableExcessive consumption of fatsPresentableExcessive confidence in prediction capacityPresentableExcessive commercialization of the mediaPresentableExcessive commercial exploitation of farm animals by industrial concernsPresentableExcessive climatic heatPresentableExcessive burden on the poor due to legal delaysPresentableExcessive availability of contraceptivesPresentableExcessive animal sanitary regulations in international travelPresentableExcessive agricultural footprintPresentableExcess production capacityPresentableExcess of western-based secretariats for international nongovernmental organizationsPresentableExcess capacity in the shipping industryPresentableEutrophicationPresentableEnvironmental hazards of decommissioned nuclear power plantsPresentableDustPresentableDominance of economic motivesPresentableDisruptive religious fundamentalismPresentableDisorders of menstruationPresentableDestruction of wildernessPresentableDecreasing genetic diversity of animalsPresentableDeclining agricultural workPresentableCushing's syndromePresentableBrine disposalPresentableBinge drinking studentsPresentableAbuse of sedation for behaviour modificationPresentableYouthful superiorityYet to rateUnpreparedness for surplus leisure timeYet to rateUnfair social security entitlementsYet to rateUnderworked staffYet to rateUncommunicativenessYet to rateTriumphalismYet to rateProliferation of litigationYet to rateProhibitive labour costsYet to rateProhibitive costs for businessesYet to ratePredominance of fast foodYet to ratePoliticization of international sports eventsYet to rateOveremphasized leisure activitiesYet to rateOverdependence on governmentYet to rateOver-organizationYet to rateOver-centralizationYet to rateObsession with personal attractivenessYet to rateNecrophiliaYet to rateLitterYet to rateLaissez-faire response patternYet to rateLack of continuity among personnel of international organizationsYet to rateIneffective protection of individual rights due to excessive court costsYet to rateInaccessible market and supply centresYet to rateHypersomniaYet to rateHedging in the financial futures marketYet to rateGlorified emotionalityYet to rateExcessive waxYet to rateExcessive waiting times in government facilitiesYet to rateExcessive virtueYet to rateExcessive valuation of functional tasksYet to rateExcessive use of resources on expensive medical techniquesYet to rateExcessive use of land by automobilesYet to rateExcessive use of acronyms and abbreviationsYet to rateExcessive turnover in skilled personnelYet to rateExcessive temporary repairsYet to rateExcessive standardizationYet to rateExcessive size of social institutionsYet to rateExcessive salaries of expertsYet to rateExcessive restrictions to legalizing medicationsYet to rateExcessive prolongation of the dying processYet to rateExcessive price for electronic informationYet to rateExcessive portrayal of crime in the mediaYet to rateExcessive politicization of the mediaYet to rateExcessive parental defensivenessYet to rateExcessive paperworkYet to rateExcessive number of crop varietiesYet to rateExcessive neutrality of intergovernmental official informationYet to rateExcessive legalizationYet to rateExcessive international liquidityYet to rateExcessive intensification of parent-child relationshipYet to rateExcessive institutionalization of educationYet to rateExcessive government controlYet to rateExcessive financial pressureYet to rateExcessive external trade deficitsYet to rateExcessive expense of international athletic competitionsYet to rateExcessive exerciseYet to rateExcessive environmental protectionismYet to rateExcessive dispersion of community facilitiesYet to rateExcessive dietingYet to rateExcessive desire for riskYet to rateExcessive consumption of spicesYet to rateExcessive computer control of social processesYet to rateExcessive complexity of intergovernmental organizationsYet to rateExcessive claims for human development through sportsYet to rateExcessive cautionYet to rateExcessive bill-paying surchargesYet to rateExcessive bank chargesYet to rateExcessive award of punitive damagesYet to rateExcessive anxiety on overseas lendingYet to rateExcessive alimony costsYet to rateExcess breeding of dogsYet to rateEconomically inefficient regulationsYet to rateDispersion of local capital resourcesYet to rateDisadvantages of mechanized food production in developing countriesYet to rateDifferences in sexual activityYet to rateConflicting styles of personal formalityYet to rateAlcoholic parentsYet to rateAbsence of direct sunlightYet to rateStrategyWorking hardYet to rateTreating excessive fear of riskYet to rateTempering excesses of societal demandsYet to rateResisting government intervention in societyYet to rateRelaxing preoccupation with excess bodily fatYet to rateReducing oil dependencyYet to rateReducing excessive political influence by traditional vested interestsYet to rateReducing excessive dependence on primary commoditiesYet to rateReducing excessive court costsYet to rateProviding excess incomeYet to rateProtesting excessive government interferenceYet to rateProtecting workers against excessive working hoursYet to rateProtecting against excessive institutionalization of vulnerable groupsYet to ratePreventing unwanted excessive growthYet to ratePreventing excesses in individual behaviourYet to rateHolding back excess fundsYet to rateFocusing on excess bodily fatYet to rateEliminating excessive handling costsYet to rateDampening desire for riskYet to rateCurtailing excessive middleman benefitsYet to rateCreating war-oriented economiesYet to rateCounselling excessive sexual desireYet to rateControlling excessive nutrient enrichment of coastal watersYet to rateAvoiding excessive priceYet to rateMetadataDatabaseHuman valuesType(D) Destructive valuesContent qualityYet to rate Yet to rateLanguageEnglishLast updateDec 2, 2024
