Neuroimaging study finds the resurgence of intrusive images and thoughts could be linked to a dysfunction in brain networks implicated in controlling memory. Read More
Vulnerability to extremism isn't just a matter of being psychologically susceptible to moral influence. It is also a matter of being susceptible to sustained exposure to settings that enable extremist socialization. A new study sets five categories of determinants which generate, or suppress, the risk of individuals acquiring extremist beliefs and engaging in extremist behaviors. The study proposes a framework for tackling lone-actor terrorist risks and the emergence of radicalizing environments. Read More
A new article looks at the developing role artificial intelligence is playing in crime prevention and questions whether we need human intervention for checks and balances. Read More
Researchers report a strong group of friends could be just as big a factor in acts of group violence as a charismatic leader. Read More
A new algorithm is able to predict future terror attacks by recognizing patterns from past attacks. Read More
Sacred values and social isolation contribute to extremism in young men. Read More
A new neuroimaging study provides an insight into the neurobiology of those willing to commit terrorist acts. Researchers consider the psychological and social factors which also contribute to radicalization, and discuss how inclusive societies could help in the fight against political violence. Read More
Researchers report being female, having lower socio-economic status and having higher levels of PTSD symptoms are most associated to anxiety over potential terror attacks. Read More
A new study reports on the impact of the events of 9/11 on the mental health of people in Denmark. Read More
Researchers report emotional experiences play a role in the fusion between people's personal and group identities. Read More
