Terrorists May View Their Actions as Stemming from the Dictates

question 36

Multiple Choice

Terrorists may view their actions as stemming from the dictates of authorities and leaders rather than from their own personal responsibility. This process is called:

• A) dehumanization.
• B) deindividuation.
• C) dichotomy of the identity.
• D) disassociation.
• E) displacement of responsibility.

Understand the basic principles and implications of political power distribution theories.

Identify the impact of political theories on understanding societal structure.

Recognize the role of elite and power groups in political participation and governance.

Understand the historical milestones in democratic participation.

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Definitions:

Low Self-Esteem

A psychological condition characterized by a lack of confidence and feeling unworthy or inadequate.

High Self-Esteem

A positive assessment of one's own worth or value.

Inner Critic

The internal voice that judges, critiques, or demeans a person’s actions or thoughts, often negatively affecting their self-esteem.

Negative Self-Talk

The internal dialogue that focuses on negativity, doubt, and limitations, often undermining individual confidence and performance.