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The Neuroscience of Religious Extremism

Learn about the psychological profile of religious extremists and the neuroscience of religious fundamentalism This video discusses earn the emotional and cognitive indicators of extremism and neuroscience about the brain areas that contribute to this psychosocial phenomenon. Extremism involves a strong sense of unity with fellow believers and a deep fear of outsiders. The parietal lobe is the brain area involved in our sense of connectedness with others and semblance of self. The amygdala is the fear center of the brain that may be triggered when outsiders threaten the extreme worldview of religious fundamentalists and cult members. The content for this video is taken from the book Neurotheology: How Science Can Enlighten Us About Spirituality by neuroscientist and professor of religious studies at the University of Pennsylvania, Andrew Newberg. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/023... If you liked this episode, please like and subscribe. Also, for more content about psychology and neuroscience, follow Geoffrey Wallis on Instagram, Twitter and at wallisbooks.com. #psychology #psychologyofreligion #neuroscience #neurotheology #cultpsychology #socialpsychology #mentalhealth #clinicalpsychology #brain #cognitivepsychology #religion #criticismofreligion #religioustrauma #fundamentalism #exfundie #extremism