Siege mentality

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A siege mentality is a shared feeling of helplessness, victimization and defensiveness. Although the term evolved from real sieges, today it refers to persecution feelings by anyone in the minority.

Siege mentalities are particularly common in business, the result of competition or downsizing.

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