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. 2013 Dec 6;59(2):425–435. doi: 10.1111/1556-4029.12312

Table 3.

Comparing successful lone actors to intercepted lone actors.

Did the Individual Successfully Commit an Attack? Yes (n = 61) (%) No (n = 58) (%)
University experience 54.1*** 24.1
Socially isolated 70.5*** 34.5
History of mental illness 39.3* 24.1
Previously rejected from wider group 16.4** 3.4
Other’s aware of research/planning or preparation for event 36.1 79.3***
Attempted to recruit others 24.6 44.8**
Learnt through virtual sources 29.5 63.8***
Bomb-making Manuals in home 31.1 70.7***
Recently exposed to new media 19.7 41.4***
Interacted virtually with wider network 24.6 46.6**
Read or consumed literature/propaganda from a wider movement 52.5 84.5***
Read or consumed literature/propaganda about other lone actors 11.5 43.1***
Read or consumed literature/propaganda of other lone Actors 8.2 22.4**
 

*p < 0.1; **p < 0.05; ***p < 0.01.