#sabotage
- Anti-state — Directed against the state, its administrative structures, sovereignty, constitutional order, or fundamental institutions of power; subversive, hostile to political and state organization. In criminal law, the term describes clandestine actions, plots, or acts of sabotage aimed at destabilizing legitimate authority and the proper functioning of the state apparatus.
- Self-destruction — The act of self-destructing and its result; the automatic or voluntarily triggered destruction of a system, vehicle, equipment, or software code, or a pathological behavioral manifestation through which an individual sabotages their own life, health, or emotional balance.
- Own goal — A point, goal, or score made accidentally by a player into their own team's goal or net, credited to the opposing team. Figuratively, the term describes a mistaken action, statement, or decision by which a person damages their own interests, plans, or strategies, self-sabotating.
- Self-handicap — A barrier, difficulty, or impediment that an individual or a group creates or imposes upon themselves, consciously or unconsciously; a practical manifestation of the self-handicapping strategy. In the psychology of success, it represents a structural defensive mechanism whereby a person creates beforehand justifications or real obstacles (such as procrastination, lack of sleep, or overcommitting) to protect their self-esteem in case of an eventual failure.