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Radicalization models

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Compare and contrast at least two different radicalization models that explain terrorist motivations. In this research paper also summarize behavioral and psychological factors associated with disengaging from terrorism and describe what efforts or programs are most effective in countering radicalization and why.

Recommended Source: King, M. and Taylor, D. M. (2011). The Radicalization of Homegrown Jihadists: A Review of Theoretical Models and Social Psychological Evidence. Terrorism & Political Violence, 23(4), 602-618. You should start with this article and then use other sources as well to make sure you hit the 8 expected scholarly references for this research paper.

Radicalization models:

Borum’s Pathway
Wiktorowicz’s Theory of Joining Extremist Groups

Moghaddam’s Staircase to Terrorism
NYPD Radicalization Process
Sageman’s Four Prongs Model

All the requirements should be covered above. The format for the references page has to be Author.Date.Title of article.Website. It is nothing crazy. Also, feel free to write about whatever two you’d like and I provided an example essay to reference if you want. If you need anything else let me know! Thanks!

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Sociological theories

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The paper must be constructed as follows:

Section 1 – Summary

Summarize the news story in your own words and provide the basic details (who, what, when, why, and how).

Section 2 – Analysis

Analyze the news story using one of the following sociological theories (functionalist, conflict, interactionist) learned in chapter 2, or some of the ideas about social inequality and stratification in society discussed in chapter 7 of the textbook. Discuss how the theories or ideas apply to your news story?

Section 3 – Sociological Imagination

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Child’s Brain Development

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This type of paper focuses on persuading rather than informing your reader.

You will present one side of an issue or controversy or to form an opinion and support it using critical thinking and reliable source / evidence.

I have picked the topic. I will provide you the prompt shortly.

Below is my topic and the short paragraph to guide you about my topic.

I started watching videos on YouTube. I got to know Dr. Edward Tronick director of child development at Harvard University. I like his powerful experiment “Still Face Experiment” so much. The “Still Face Experiment” demonstrates how vulnerable children are to the emotional or non-emotional reactions of the people they are close to. Finally, I have decided to write an essay with the below title

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United Arab Emirates’ Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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Your Workplace Write a 2-page report on your daily activities.

All details and information included

You can either write a narrative of the different projects you have been asked to do, or a daily report. Include a reflection on your work unit. How does your unit/units, if you have rotated, fit? into the overall mission of the institution where you work?

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Child’s cognitive development.

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This type of paper focuses on persuading rather than informing your reader.

You will present one side of an issue or controversy or to form an opinion and support it using critical thinking and reliable source / evidence.

I have picked the topic. I will provide you the prompt shortly.

Below is my topic and the short paragraph to guide you about my topic.

I started watching videos on YouTube. I got to know Dr. Edward Tronick director of child development at Harvard University. I like his powerful experiment “Still Face Experiment” so much. The “Still Face Experiment” demonstrates how vulnerable children are to the emotional or non-emotional reactions of the people they are close to. Finally, I have decided to write an essay with the below title
Parents (also caregivers) should be always perfectly attuned and instantly responsive to a child.
I want to mention in my essay how deprivation of emotional nurture reduces white matter in
brain areas affecting cognition, emotion, attention, and executive function.