Incompetence

Incompetence implies an interference with thinking which gives rise to defects in judgement and leads to behavioural abnormalities such as squandering, hoarding, or gullibility.

In the French 'Greenpeace Affair' of 1985, Frenchmen seemed most to condemn not their government's action of attacking the Rainbow Warrior, but their government's incompetence in the handling of the attack, as well as the subsequent botched cover-up attempt.

1. Unethical practices in the apparel industry
2. Irresponsible penal practices
3. Irresponsible industrial practices
4. Irresponsible chemists
5. Incompetent professionals
6. Incompetent household management
7. Incompetence under law
8. Governmental incompetence
9. Citizen incompetence

1. Mismanagement
2. Inefficiency

1. Unpreparedness
2. Influencelessness
3. General obstacles to problem alleviation
4. Behavioural deterioration

1. Using incompetence
2. Increasing competence
3. Covering up incompetence

1. Independence
2. Incompetence
3. Dependence
4. Competence
5. Oversufficiency-Insufficiency
6. Power-Impotence
7. Skilfulness-Unskilfulness
8. Preparedness-Unpreparedness
9. Authority-Lawlessness
10. Conventionality-Unconventionality
11. Superiority-Inferiority