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This book explores the psychological and sociological factors that contribute to individuals becoming terrorists. It covers various theories and hypotheses related to terrorist behavior, including the frustration-aggression hypothesis, narcissistic rage hypothesis, and the psychological profile of terrorists. The work delves into the mental processes and motivations behind joining terrorist groups, including the dynamics of violence, ideological or religious perceptions, and the rationalization of violence. It also includes case studies and the sociopsychological profiles of terrorists from different groups such as ethnic separatists, social revolutionaries, and religious fundamentalists.