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Psychologist Recommends Dialogical Approach to Prevent Digital Radicalization

Indonesian psychologists advocate for a dialogical approach to prevent radicalization in digital spaces, emphasizing understanding and empathy over one-sided regulation. This method aims to address root causes for more sustainable effects.

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