Psychology of Terrorism

Author: Bruce Bongar
Edition: 1
Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B005NJSAC8
Category: Medical

Psychology of Terrorism

During the past decade, we have witnessed a dramatic transformation in the nature and uses of terrorism. Download Psychology of Terrorism medical books for free.
In the 70s, it was often repeated that terrorists "want a lot of people watching, not a lot of people dead"; today, it is more accurate to say that terrorists want a lot of people dead, and even more people crippled by fear and grief. A major strategic intent of modern terrorists is to use larger scale physical attacks to cause stress in the general population. These changes in terrorist strategy have made it clear that we need better psychological and social responses to terrorism and man-made disasters. The psychological science needed to provide proper and effective treatment for victims of horrendous events, such as September 11th, Get Psychology of Terrorism our bestseller medical books.

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