Exam 2: Practical Criminology Radicalization and Types Of Terrorism

The _____________is a federal agency created in 2004 to integrate all information gathered on international terrorism.

What are some common forms of behavior associated with radicalization?

Small terrorist groups tend to be weak,while larger groups have more staying power.

There is no consensus about the definition of radicalization.

According to Sageman,what is the first step of radicalization?

Which of the following is not true of criminals?

John Horgan believes that the problem of terrorism is ___________radicalism.

Which of the following is not true of terrorists?

Radicalization is a process that is not specifically applicable to any national,political,religious,or ideological group.

According to_____________ ,terrorists seldom behave like normative street criminals.

Criminals become involved in terrorist groups for economic gain,and they have a low level of commitment to a cause.

According to Bodrero,what are the practical behavioral differences between terrorists and criminals? What is the significance of Bodrero's argument in regard to investigative responses to terrorism?

According to Mark Hamm,which of the following is not a way that an inmate may be recruited and radicalized?

___________inspired anti-imperial violence after WWII,and his influence remained with Western ideological groups in the 1960s and 1970s.

Security personnel should recognize the___________ of people as they adopt violent extremism.

Gerald Post reports that radicalization is passed on through_____________ .

The New York Times reports that most international attacks against the United States in the twenty-first century have come from _____________________ (Mackey,2010).

______________________terrorism involves an individual taking action on his or her own initiative.

______________________do not use indiscriminate terrorism; they select their targets with care.

What are the five issues that are common to groupthink scenarios?