Exam 13: Terrorism
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Exam 13: Terrorism40 Questions
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Most terrorist groups no longer engage in other criminal enterprises for money, as they have been able to secure adequate funding from private sympathizers.
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Which country is not one of those designated by the United States as a terrorist sponsoring country?
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According to your text, why would individuals with an antisocial personality get involved in a terrorist group?
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It provides them with an opportunity to further their own goals by engaging in the use of force and violence (and gain prestige in so doing).
Define and describe "terrorism" as a category of crime.What distinguishes terrorism from other forms of violence?
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Scholars have identified the charismatic leader, antisocial personality, and follower as three typologies of individuals who engage in which crime?
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Modern technology has made it easier to carry out terrorist attacks.
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Terrorists are similar to other criminals in that they tend to be poorly educated relative to their peers.
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Terrorist acts are distinguished from other forms of crime by the number of people killed, regardless of the motivation of the offenders.
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The majority of individuals who join terrorist groups are ______, who see the world in terms of "them" and "us" and have a deep need for acceptance.
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Research has shown that most individuals who join terrorist groups are sadists who enjoy inflicting pain on their victims.
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One commonality that can be identified among terrorist groups is that they all originated in
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______ is not a single terrorist group, but rather an organization composed of a number of Sunni Muslim terrorist groups from around the world.
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Though Americans see terrorism as a "foreign thing," between 2009 and 2010 there were ______ citizens or legal residents indicted and arrested in America or overseas for Islamic terrorist acts.
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Briefly explain the motivations of suicide bombers from a rational choice perspective.
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Sometimes terrorist groups end up resembling ordinary criminal organizations hidden behind a thin political veneer, though this does not appear to be the case for ______ groups, whose members often give up more than they gain in material terms.
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Identify the reasons that individuals join terrorist groups.Based on what is known about their motivations, propose three strategies for reducing terrorist activity.
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In terrorist groups, those categorized as ______ tend to be socially alienated, narcissistic, arrogant, and intelligent, with a deeply idealistic sense of right and wrong.
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Terrorist groups often go out of their way to recruit those with signs of mental instability.
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