1. Kruglanski et al. outlined three components to explain why an individual would become radicalized and then become a terrorist. Those three components included the goal of significance, allegiance to terrorism or violence as a suitable way to achieve significance, and a commitment shift to the goal of significance and eschewing other goals that conflict with violence or terrorism. They outlined some of the process of deradicalization and to some extent the components leading to radicalization is reversed in the process of deradicalization. If an individual become deradicalized, however, they go through a difficult period in life afterward and lose significance again, what aspect of deradicalization prevents them
1. Kruglanski et al. outlined three components to explain why an individual would become radicalized and then become a terrorist. Those three components included the goal of significance, allegiance to terrorism or violence as a suitable way to achieve significance, and a commitment shift to the goal of significance and eschewing other goals that conflict with violence or terrorism. They outlined some of the process of deradicalization and to some extent the components leading to radicalization is reversed in the process of deradicalization. If an individual become deradicalized, however, they go through a difficult period in life afterward and lose significance again, what aspect of deradicalization prevents them