The Psychology of Terrorism
The Psychology of Terrorism examines terrorism through a psychological lens, considering the human factors associated with terrorist violence. It offers a focused introduction to a complex subject for readers interested in psychology, criminology, security studies, and the social dimensions of terrorism.
About This Book
The Psychology of Terrorism explores terrorism from a psychological perspective.
It considers the thoughts, emotions, motivations, and behaviors connected with terrorist violence.
The subject brings together psychological inquiry and the broader study of terrorism.
This title may appeal to readers interested in psychology, criminology, security studies, and social science.
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