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Violent Extremist Culture: Risk Factors & Indicators
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Psychologist CEs, Counselor CEUs, Social Worker CEUs, MFT CEUs

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Questions:

1. 1. What is important to understand when analyzing violent extremism?
2. What is a complex process that has been shown to vary by the extremist ideologies individuals embrace, the time periods in which they radicalize, the groups or movements they join, and individuals’ own characteristics and experiences?
3. What are the potential risk factors associated with engaging or attempting to engage in terrorism among lone-actor terrorists in the U.S.?

Answers:

A. Having a Criminal Record; Having Personal & Political Grievances; Having Received Diagnosis of Schizophrenia or Delusional Disorder; Having an Enabler; Being Unemployed; Having at Least a Bachelor’s Degree; Being Socially Isolated; Being Single; Living Alone Having Military Experience; & Being Male.
B. The differences and potential relationship between violent and nonviolent extremism.
C. Radicalization to terrorism.


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