The Decisive Difference Between the "Early" Terrorist Organizations of the 1960s

question 58

Multiple Choice

The decisive difference between the "early" terrorist organizations of the 1960s and those that developed in the 1980s and 1990s was that the newer ones were:

• A) dedicated to goals aimed at ethnic separatism and purity.
• B) committed to the establishment of revolutionary governments in specific countries.
• C) committed to a world-ending conflict that would eliminate their enemies and grant themselves martyrdom.
• D) dedicated to the establishment of a world government based on the ideas of Karl Marx.
• E) wholly committed to the establishment of secular governments in all countries with religious toleration.

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Definitions:

Partial Conditioner

An agent or factor that has a conditional effect, contributing to an outcome only in certain contexts or situations.

Unconditioned Responses

Automatic, natural reactions to stimuli that occur without prior learning or conditioning, such as reflex actions.

Conditioned Responses

Learned responses to a particular stimulus, conditioned through association during the learning process.

Conditioned Stimuli

In classical conditioning, a previously neutral stimulus that, after becoming associated with the unconditioned stimulus, eventually triggers a conditioned response.