Understanding Radicalization through Cognitive Models
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Radicalization, cognitive models, Wiktorowicz model, Moghaddam model, deradicalization, terrorist activities, psychological interpretations, sense of injustice, quest for meaning
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This document discusses various cognitive models related to radicalization, including Wiktorowicz's and Moghaddam's models, and applies them to the case of Mr. F, an individual involved in terrorist activities.
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