Anxiety-related insomnia that is induced by terrorism depletes vital resources, and leads to increased incidence of job burnout over time, reveals a new study.

The researcher said that terror brings the saliency of death into our awareness and one tends not to be reminded of death on a daily basis, but terrorism every day drives home the idea that one can die at any moment. With terror attacks, there is nothing to be done, and that is really frightening.
The study found that higher your levels of fear of terror at baseline, the higher your risk of developing insomnia - and those who were more likely to develop insomnia were also most likely to experience job burnout several years later and those who reported support from colleagues - but not managers - developed significantly less insomnia and little incidence of job burnout after several years.
The study was published in the Journal of Organizational Behavior.
Source-ANI