Listeners are encouraged to examine the intricate and topical subject of radicalization in this episode of the forensic psychology podcast, with an emphasis on how it manifests in kids and teenagers. The episode provides a nuanced view of how radicalization can occur during formative years, frequently interacting with identity formation, social isolation, and exposure to extremist narratives. It does this by drawing on findings from criminal psychology and terrorism studies. This episode will be especially interesting and educational for listeners who are interested in the psychological foundations of terrorism, the routes leading to violent extremism, and the difficulties confronted by professionals involved in prevention and rehabilitation.
