In addition to manipulation of job or career prospects, there are many other ways that people can feel threatened, including: 1. **Economic pressure**: Unemployment, salary cuts, rising living costs, etc. can make people feel uneasy and threatened. 2. **Interpersonal relationships**: Conflict, misunderstandings, or isolation in family, friendships, or the workplace can make people feel threatened. 3. **Health problems**: Declining physical health or potential health threats (such as the diagnosis of a disease) can make people feel vulnerable and fearful. 4. **Social inequality**: Lower social status, discrimination, or exclusion can make people feel threatened to feel safe. 5. **Environmental change**: Natural disasters, climate change, and deterioration of living environments can create a sense of existential threat. 6. **Technological development**: Fear of new technologies (such as artificial intelligence, automation, etc.) may make people worry about the safety of their future work and life. 7. **Psychological stress**: Long-term psychological stress or anxiety may make people feel invisible threats and affect their overall mental health. 8. **Information overload**: In the information age, excessive information and negative news can cause anxiety and uneasiness, making people feel threatened. In summary, these factors may trigger an individual's sense of threat to varying degrees and affect his or her psychological and emotional state.