RESEARCH BRIEF Trauma as a Precursor to Violent Extremism How non-ideological factors can influence joining an extremist group OVERVIEW Though violent extremism has recently begun to receive increased scrutiny, less atte

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Date: 2015-07-20 22:32:59 Psychiatric diagnosis Crimes Child abuse Abnormal psychology Substance abuse Violence Extremism Child sexual abuse Mental disorder Radicalization Abuse		RESEARCH BRIEF Trauma as a Precursor to Violent Extremism How non-ideological factors can influence joining an extremist group OVERVIEW Though violent extremism has recently begun to receive increased scrutiny, less atte Add to Reading List Source URL: www.start.umd.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 403,62 KB Share Document on Facebook

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