Diagnosis of Insafi Behaviour:

Politicaly psychology and electoral ergonomics evaluate and assess the behaviour of voters towards political process and groups. Thus categorizing the voting/affliation behaviour in 5 different phases a voter/supporter goes through.

1) Attention: First phase where a person feels attracted towards a political group. The reasons for attraction can be its ideology, manifesto, leadership or all of them. This phase is shorteest one and leads to the second one known as attachment.

2) Attachment: A phase in which the person escalates their attention to actual adoration for the political group. He/she starts supporting it vocally and practically and even propagates the ideology of the same political group/party.

3) Stimulation: A phase where the person is active to external stimuli & gives maladaptive responses to stressors. This is a phase of confusion and prone to reversion or even aversion. In this phase the person is extremely sensitive to anything that involves his political group.

4) Habituation: A phase where the reaction to external stimuli is declined and one becomes a permanent part of that political group ideologically. This is phase where there is no 'reverse gear'.
Habituation further leads to Consolidation.

5) Consolidation: Final phase where one becomes religiously affiliated to a party, by defending and advocating wrongs and rights of the party respectively. This phase resembles blackhole, escape is not possible.
Majority of Insafis are still in the 3rd phase, i.e stimulation.