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Drawn to Belong, but Not Just Anywhere: Identity Complexity, Uncertainty, and the Allure of Extremist Groups
People often identify with radical groups before engaging in violence, yet the psychosocial processes that make these groups appealing warrant closer examination. Across two studies, we examined whether identity complexity moderated the relationship between self-uncertainty and positive attitudes to
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