Radicalization - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Deze samenvatting (+ aantekeningen van hoorcolleges) is bedoeld voor studenten die de opleiding Pedagogische wetenschappen volgen aan Universiteit Leiden en in het 2e leerjaar zitten. Het bevat de stof dat wordt getoetst voor het vak orthopedagogiek: gezinsfactoren in blok 4. Literatuur dat hiervoor is gebruikt: 1. Humphreys et al. (2017). Signs of reactive attachment disorder and disinhibited social engagement disorder at age 12 years: Effects of institutional care history and high-quali...

STS 402 (602) Final Exam Study Guide Questions With Correct Answers. After the Soviets began leaving Afghanistan in 1988, the United States - paid more attention to potential profits than the region's political problems - ignored issues and events in the region - celebrated the end of the cold war The group Hamas originated in... Gaza Head of Counterterrorism Richard Clarke, in the mid-1990s, failed to convince high ranking officials of the dangers the US faced from a then obscure Osam...

Dit document bevat een samenvatting van alle verplichte artikelen voor het vak IFPP die onderdeel zijn van het tentamen. De volgende artikelen zijn samengevat: Kronenberg & De Wilde. (2011). Strafuitsluitingsgronden en rechterlijk beslissingsschema (H.4) Kronenberg & De Wilde. (2011). Het rechterlijk beslissingsschema (H.11) Mooij, A. (2005). De doorwerking van de stoornis in de toerekeningsvatbaarheid en de gevaarspredictie Den Boer, T. & van Mulbregt, J. (2015). Toerekening in tweedrach...

CITP Exam 3 Latest Update With Verified Solutions 12 deadly factors Failure to exercise due regard while driving Improper use of handcuffs, frisk, or search Not enough rest/sleep Relaxing too soon Missing danger signs Taking a bad position Failure to watch the hands Tactical restraint Preoccupation Failure to maintain physical and emotional and psychological health Failure to use safety gear Complacency 2 parts of the NCTC Radicalization Model Radicalization and Mobilization ...

FLETC UPTP Test 1 Latest Update Graded A+ abnormal behavior generally defined as behavior that violates the norm in society, is maladaptive, is rare given the context of the culture and environment. attention deficit disorder (ADHD) displays a frequent pattern of inattentiveness and or hyperactivity that interferes with functioning and development Autism refers to a group of complex neurodevelopment disorders characterized by repetitive and characteristic patterns of behavior and ...

Complete Test Bank for Terrorism and Organized Hate Crime, 4th Edition by Michael R. Ronczkowski ; ISBN13: 9781032096452. (Full Chapters included Chapter 1 to 12)....Chapter 1: A Need for Understanding and Analysis Chapter 2: Understanding and Defining Terrorism Chapter 3: Homeland Security and Analysis Chapter 4: Behavioral Traits and Suspicious Activity Chapter 5: Radicalization and Recruitment Chapter 6: Gathering Information, The Key to the Process Chapter 7: Enhancing Investigations: ...

In this summary, all lectures are summarized in a convenient way. At the end of each lecture there is a summary of all the readings that went with that lecture. It's for the course Collective Violence in the minor Violence Studies at the University of Leiden

Level 1 Anti-terrorism Awareness Training (JKO) Pre-Test Already Passed What is terrorism? Terrorism is the use of violence or threats to intimidate or coerce, especially for political or ideological purposes. What should you do if you observe suspicious activity around a military installation? You should immediately report the suspicious activity to your chain of command or local authorities. Why is maintaining a low profile important in reducing your risk of becoming a target? ...

FLETC UPTPWhat is the terrorist attack cycle? - correct answer It is a six step process for planning attack. Project initiation, Target assessment and selection, in-depth surveillance, planning in rehearsal, plan verification, execution and exploitation. (PTI-PPE) What is a violent extremist? - correct answer an individual who supports our commits ideological motivated violence to further political goals. What are other ways that people can be radicalized? - correct answer The Internet and...

UPTP Written Exam 1 Latest Update with Verified Answers Beliefs: are the basis for extremists and terrorists. Extremism: An individual is an extremist when they have radical beliefs or agree with the actions or ideologies of a violent extremist group. Belief systems exist substantially outside of the more broadly accepted in society Extremists and Extremist Groups: individuals following an ideology independently or through an organization. Radicalization: is the process by which...