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A watercolor illustration showing a silhouetted figure seated on a stool, facing a glowing rectangular screen in a dark room. A thin floor lamp casts pale light on the left, while a vertical streak of rust-red and black wash bleeds down beside the screen against deep blue-gray tones. The scene evokes solitary online exposure to jihadi video propaganda, illustrating how TTP media may shape viewers' motivation and perceived capacity to act.

A Behavior-Change model of jihadi media: The Information-Motivation-Behavioral skills framework and TTP video propaganda

By Sachal Jacob, Weeda Mehran, Jiaxin Tong, & Anthony Lemieux

A conceptual diagram contrasting two ideology models side by side. The left panel shows scattered, disconnected colored dots against cream and black backgrounds, representing the unstructured "salad bar" mix of beliefs. The right panel shows an organized network of interconnected nodes radiating from a large luminous central sphere, illustrating a structured ideology with a stable sacred core surrounded by linked peripheral operational components.

Sacred-symbolic cores and shifting peripheries: A structural account of ideological change in extremism

By Mirra Noor Milla, Umar H Sulaiman, & Whinda Yustisia

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