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Belief, attitude, and behavior change: leveraging current perspectives for counter-radicalisation

Dr Kurt Braddock, Penn State University

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Belief, attitude, and behavior change: leveraging current perspectives for counter-radicalisation

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To effectively prevent vulnerable audiences from being persuaded by extremist ideologies, it is important to first understand the processes by which persuasion occurs independent of context. This paper describes multiple persuasion frameworks that have been utilized and studied in several other domains that can applied to counter-radicalization efforts.

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Published 31 July 2019
Last updated 25 September 2019 + show all updates
  1. Disclaimer added to clarify that the views in the paper do not necessarily represent the views of the UK government.

  2. First published.