Violent extremism and links to mental health
This lesson will look into what violent extremism is and how mental health can be linked.
Violent extremism and links to mental health
This lesson will look into what violent extremism is and how mental health can be linked.
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Key learning points
- Exposure to trauma and links to greater likelihood of PTSD and supporting violent extremism
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- Contains conflict or violence.
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Adult supervision suggested.
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6 Questions
Q1.
CBO means...
Cold Beans Organisation
Comedy Brother Online
Community Behaviour Order
Q2.
Graffiti and vandalism is usually an example of personal anti-social behaviour
True
Q3.
What keyword is being described... "our emotional, psychological and social well-being."
Anxiety
Depression
Drugs
Trigger
Q4.
Is exposure to violence likely to be a trigger for aggressive behaviour?
No
Q5.
Is exposure to alcohol and drugs likely to be a trigger for aggression?
No
Q6.
Are stressful situations more likely to trigger aggression than unstressful ones?
No
4 Questions
Q1.
Violent extremism can only be committed by a group.
True
Q2.
It is estimated that PSTD affects about _________ who have traumatic experience.
1 in 4
1 in 5
Q3.
What are the common a symptom of PTSD?
Feelings of guilt
Hair loss
Increased anger
Increased appetite
Itchy skin
Q4.
Acts of violent extremism are always directly linked to mental health problems
True