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What is one of the causes of cultism mentioned in the text?
Which consequence of cultism is mentioned in the text?
What contributes to the ability of youths to illegally acquire arms?
Which activity is NOT listed as a consequence of cultism in the text?
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What is one of the reasons mentioned in the text for individuals joining cults?
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Study Notes
Causes of Cultism
- Desire for respect and recognition drives individuals to join campus cults
- Faulty upbringing by parents and guardians contributes to cultism
- Poor social life and academic standards also play a role
- Inability to act, think, and survive independently leads individuals to seek security in cults
- Drug abuse and addiction are contributing factors to cultism
- Accessibility of illegal arms to youths fuels cultism
- Desire to boost one's ego through cult membership
- Social injustice and bad leadership create an environment conducive to cultism
- Need for protection from lecturers, university authorities, and government sanctions
Consequences of Cultism
- Killing and maiming of non-members
- Bribery and other criminal activities, including rape
- Destruction of properties
- Breakdown of social values and moral decadence
- Uncertainty in the academic environment
- Examination malpractices
- Abuse of hard drugs
- Negative influence of peer groups
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Explore the various reasons behind the formation and growth of cultism among youth, including desire for respect, faulty upbringing, poor social life, drug abuse, insecurity, and more.
