those psychological phenomena that arise as a result of political isolation:
1) Disillusionment and loss of trust in political institutions, which reduces the overall legitimacy of the regime.
2) Political absenteeism or aversion as a natural consequence of the feeling of the uselessness of participation.
3) Attraction to the opposition or radical movements as an alternative way of expressing anger and rejection.
4) The possibility of escalation of aggressive behavior, when the existing system is considered closed and not subject to reform.