In part one of a two part series on the psychology of terrorism, Dr. Wagdy Loza, of Queen’s University Department of Psychiatry, defines ‘terrorism’ as an unexpected – but calculated – attack against vulnerable people with a shocking effect.
In part one of a two part series on the psychology of terrorism, Dr. Wagdy Loza, of Queen’s University Department of Psychiatry, defines ‘terrorism’ as an unexpected – but calculated – attack against vulnerable people with a shocking effect.
