Joining Islamic State is about ‘sex and aggression,’ not religion

Joining Islamic State is about ‘sex and aggression,’ not religion It is easy to look to religion for an explanation of why young men — and some women — become radicalized. But it is psychology, not theology, that offers the best tools for understanding radicalization — and how best to undo it. The appeal of Islamic State rests on individuals’ quest for what psychologists call “personal significanc

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“The quest for significance”承認欲求と自分探しの悪魔合体みたいなもんか。