… For these emotions, cultural and historical factors play an important role in the … of radicalization
in the context of social movements and the role of violent emotions in that radicalization. …

… I argue that individual-level exposure to political violence that results in emotional distress
affects political worldviews. Numerous studies have examined the psychological impact of …

… Is there any cognitive mechanism that opens the door for emotional distress when we face …
Some of the above-described paths to radicalization and violence are clear. Everything starts …

… and violence prevention efforts. It is not surprising, therefore, that research on radicalization—the
psychological, emotional… that promotes the use of violence for the attainment of political, …

… If we look at the case studies of radicalized individuals, positive emotions are also at work
and may even occur before the rise of negative emotions which lead toward violent actions. …

… are radicalized. In this paper, we propose that a comprehensive understanding of radicalization
and of how it may lead to political violence … social, cognitive, emotional, and motivational …

… , emotions and affective conditions were also found to facilitate processes of radicalization…
As opposed to the concept of feelings, affects refer to consciously processed emotions (…

… of empathy do radicalized people feel for someone toward whom they direct their radicalized
violence, … (including emotional) contrasting with a weaker cognitive component of empathy. …

… mediation effect on downstream emotions typically noted in the radicalization process (eg, …
we know if envy is truly the core emotion constituting radicalization or if it is merely a related …

… There is an emotional pull to radicalization. To join the battle against the power and authority
of Western states is considered risky, exciting, heroic, and taps into a counter-cultural and …