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A new study has found that individuals with darker personality traits are more likely to support political violence.
The findings could have implications for addressing the underpinnings of radicalization and politically motivated violence in various socio-political contexts.
Low honesty-humility was the most consistent predictor of support for political violence, especially in Australia and the United States .
Some individuals are, deep down, particularly predisposed to support political violence, says Alessandro Nai and Elizabeth L. Young .
The study offers important insights, but it also has limitations that must be considered.
Supporting a violent act in theory and committing one are very different things.
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