Exploratory analysis reveals adolescent support for non-violent approaches to radicalization, suggesting the importance of tailored prevention strategies.
Exploration of activism and violence as idioms of protest is common during adolescence and youth's attitudes in this regard are very dynamic, influenced by local and global grievances. Primary prevention efforts should accompany youth in their exploration in order to support non-violent avenues as responses to global conflicts, as well as daily injustices.
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