The causes of civil servants' psychological problems are complicated and can be roughly summarized as the following aspects. First, with the profound changes in economic system, social structure, interest pattern and concept, social competition has intensified and the pace of work and life has accelerated. If people's psychological state lags behind the rapidly changing social state, it is easy to produce psychological gap and mental imbalance. Second, influenced by the idea of "official standard", some people take whether they are officials, the size of their official positions and the level of their official ranks as the criterion, or refer to their official ranks to measure their social status and life value, which is prone to emotional overreaction on personnel issues. Third, the traditional "face culture" permeates the daily social life of some civil servants, and serious self-defense hinders the normal communication and exchange of thoughts and feelings, which will easily lead to psychological troubles such as tension, fatigue, loneliness and loss in the long run. Fourth, some young civil servants lack hard social experience and strict party spirit training. Once their work is frustrated, they are prone to psychological problems such as loss, depression, anxiety and job burnout.
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