Hijacked Mind Benign Rage and Malignant Violence of Humanoid

Hijacked Mind: Benign Rage and Malignant Violence of Humanoid explores the psychological and social roots of organized violence, radicalization, and aggression. The authors examine how normal human emotions, such as anger and frustration, can be manipulated into destructive and violent behavior. Drawing on clinical psychology and research within the Pakistani context, the book discusses the psychological processes behind violent extremism and considers approaches for prevention, intervention, and rehabilitation. It is intended for psychologists, researchers, policymakers, and students interested in mental health, conflict, and peace studies.