Fear of being the victim of a violent crime while visiting a gang-infested area in the united states is an example of neurotic anxiety thanatos moral anxiety objective anxiety libido

The answer is "objective anxiety".

Objective anxiety is fear. Such nervousness happens because of a genuine, outside risk to the individual. For instance, being gone up against by a large, forceful looking man with a blade while taking an alternate route through a back road would inspire target uneasiness (fear) in many people. For this situation, the control of the inner self is being debilitated by an outside factor, as opposed to by an inward clash. In the other two sorts of anxiety, the danger originates from inside.