The Two Frameworks within the Social Process

The Two Frameworks within the Social Process

Introduction

Jonathan White describes terrorism as a social process where groups of people form associations, define the realities and based on those realities actions are taken. Terrorism is a violent, and it takes place at times when violence is not expected, unlike other social processes. This process is dependent on the psychological interpretations that the individuals of a group hold. The individuals apply their understanding of reality and react according to the stimuli or the motivators that are present. The behaviors that are exhibited are mostly the results of group ...