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Understanding Security: Threats and Protection

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What is the main implication of considering only threats to 'core values' as security threats?

Every threat, regardless of significance, is considered a security concern

Only significant threats to fundamental principles are addressed as security concerns (correct)

Threats to personal safety are the only security concerns

Core values are irrelevant in discussions of security

According to the passage, who generally determines what should be regarded as a security threat?

Ordinary citizens

Security experts (correct)

Government officials

Country's military

What is the significance of the phrase 'paralysed if we took such an extensive view of security' in the context of the passage?

Feeling secure in every aspect of life

Being indifferent to security concerns

Being overwhelmed by the multitude of security concerns (correct)

Achieving a comprehensive understanding of security threats

What is the primary focus when discussing security threats according to the passage?

<p>Threats to core values</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the passage imply about the understanding of security threats?

<p>There are big and small threats to virtually every value we hold dear</p> Signup and view all the answers

Understanding Security: Threats and Protection

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Questions and Answers

What is the main implication of considering only threats to 'core values' as security threats?

According to the passage, who generally determines what should be regarded as a security threat?

What is the significance of the phrase 'paralysed if we took such an extensive view of security' in the context of the passage?

What is the primary focus when discussing security threats according to the passage?

What does the passage imply about the understanding of security threats?

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