The meaning of collective terrorist threat: understanding the subjective causes of terrorism reduces its negative psychological impact. [electronic resource]

By:

Fischer, Peter

Contributor(s):

Postmes, Tom
Koeppl, Julia
Conway, Lianne
Fredriksson, Tom

Producer: 20110808Description: 1432-45 p. digitalISSN:

1552-6518

Subject(s):

Adaptation, Psychological
Adolescent
Adult
Aged
Aged, 80 and over
Comprehension
Female
Humans
Male
Middle Aged
Rationalization
Terrorism -- psychology
Young Adult

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In: Journal of interpersonal violence vol. 26

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The meaning of collective terrorist threat: understanding the subjective causes of terrorism reduces its negative psychological impact.

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Fischer P., Postmes T., Koeppl J., Conway L. & Fredriksson T. (20110808). The meaning of collective terrorist threat: understanding the subjective causes of terrorism reduces its negative psychological impact. : Journal of interpersonal violence.

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Fischer Peter, Postmes Tom, Koeppl Julia, Conway Lianne and Fredriksson Tom. 20110808. The meaning of collective terrorist threat: understanding the subjective causes of terrorism reduces its negative psychological impact. : Journal of interpersonal violence.

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Fischer P., Postmes T., Koeppl J., Conway L. and Fredriksson T. (20110808). The meaning of collective terrorist threat: understanding the subjective causes of terrorism reduces its negative psychological impact. : Journal of interpersonal violence.

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Fischer Peter, Postmes Tom, Koeppl Julia, Conway Lianne and Fredriksson Tom. The meaning of collective terrorist threat: understanding the subjective causes of terrorism reduces its negative psychological impact. : Journal of interpersonal violence. 20110808.

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