Study explores victim-blaming, manipulation, and denial as tactics used by terrorists
Terrorists use tactics such as victim blaming, denial, and reversal to justify violence.
Study explores how climate change affects terrorist activity
The research focused on terrorist activity in India from 1998 to 2017.
Research explores the internet grieving practices of gang-affiliated youths
The study is thought to be the first of its sort.
Study finds people change their mind about conspiracy theories but not often
The work was released in the journal Scientific Reports.
Study finds majority of prisoners receive no visitors, possibly affecting recidivism
The authors of the study discovered that visitor policies and practices can vary both within and between jurisdictions.
Improve your empathy by reading a greater amount and more frequently: researcher
The research was publicized by Radboud University.
New study suggests religious preoccupation can help Black youths avoid deviant conduct
The most recent research established a link between religiosity and favorable behavioral outcomes.
Police bodycams are more relevant than race and gender in the public’s appraisal of use-of-force
1,655 American adults were shown virtual footage of police use-of-force contacts with civilians.
Incarcerated women were punished at greater rates for minor violations than men
There is a gender gap in jail violations that disproportionately impacts women, study finds.
A new study looks at how people choose friends at school
The research presents a detailed examination of students' social relationships at 13 secondary schools, with over 3,000 students and approximately…
Research shows eye-to-eye contact is uncommon but impacts our social behavior
Scientific Reports published the paper.
New research explores gender differences in disclosure of positive and negative information
The researchers conducted three different experiments with over 1,000 people.