Some terrorists convince themselves that their actions are socially worthy and have an ultimate moral purpose.This process is called

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The process described in the question is moral justification, where terrorists rationalize their actions as morally necessary to achieve a greater good, and thus justify their violence. Social absolutism refers to the belief that one's own group or way of life is superior to others. Moral consistency refers to acting in accordance with one's ethical beliefs in all circumstances. Social determinism is the idea that social and environmental factors largely determine human behavior.

Some Terrorists Convince Themselves That Their Actions Are Socially Worthy